Hulu Officially Announces New 'Shoresy' Spin-Off Ahead of Season 6

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Published Oct 26, 2026, 10:00 AM EDT

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Who would have thought that Jonesy (Andrew Herr) and Riley's (Dylan Playfair) foul-mouthed antagonist would end up being a fan favorite and score his own spin-off that is heading into its sixth season? Shore (Jared Keeso), in all his cockiness, would find a smart way to say he did. Shoresy's recent season, which premiered on December 25 last year, made history as the show's most-watched season and recorded a 36% viewership increase over Season 4. Crave's decision was made easier, and the streamer renewed the comedy for Season 6, which is currently in production in Sudbury, Ontario. But between seasons, fans have had other ways to engage with the Sudbury Blueberry Bulldogs.

Shoresy went on a North American tour last year, covering eight cities. The Shoresy Fall Classic was a success, with some venues selling out. But for fans who couldn't catch the team on the road, there was something different. New Metric Media announced in 2024 that Shoresy: The NOSHO, an arcade-style hockey role-playing game, was coming to major gaming platforms like Steam, Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch. Also known as Shoresy: Legends of the North, it combines accessible arcade hockey with RPG progression, an original narrative, and the unmistakable attitude of the series.

New Metric Media has officially revealed that after launching the game on Steam and Nintendo Switch, Shoresy: Legends of the North is now available on Xbox Series S|X as of October 21, and PlayStation 5 as of October 24. The game features two modes: Story Mode and Shinny Mode.

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Gamers, You Ready for 'Shoresy: The NOSHO?' Good, 'Cause You're Going

In Story Mode, players create their own character and join Shore and the Bulldogs on a cross-country journey to take down the legendary Hockey Godz. Each opponent brings a different rink, specialty, and new set of challenges. Players level up their characters and unlock new gear as they progress through the game. Experience an original chapter of the Shoresy universe built specifically for the game.

Shinny Mode allows players to draft teams of familiar Shoresy characters and compete head-to-head in local multiplayer. Inspired by classic arcade sports titles, Legends of the North combines accessible gameplay with the series' signature humor, physicality, and competitive spirit. Charge up the fight meter to knock out rivals or grab a power-up to gain an edge in this PvP mode compatible with Steam Remote Play.

Shoresy: Legends of the North is available to play on Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5. Shoresy Season 6 is expected on December 25 on Crave in Canada and in 2027 on Hulu in the U.S. Stay tuned to Collider for more updates.