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NHL '94 is a hockey video game released in 1993 for the MS-DOS platform. Developed by High Score Productions and published by Electronic Arts, Inc., it is a licensed sports title that features a bird's-eye view perspective. This installment was notable for being the first in its series to combine both the NHL and NHLPA licenses, which allowed it to include all 26 real teams and their players from that season.

In the game, players control a hockey team, with the objective of winning matches across various modes. These modes include exhibition games, structured as a regular season, playoff series that can be set to best of one or best of seven formats, and a new shoot-out mode. Progression is centered around competing in these matches, with players managing their team's strategies through settings like period length, line changes, and penalty rules. Key gameplay systems involve skating, passing, and shooting, with the introduction of the one-timer shot as a new offensive option. Defensive play is emphasized through enhanced body checking animations, and for added control, players have the option to manually operate the goalkeeper during matches.

The game's structure allows for customization of match conditions, including options for period duration, line change frequency, and whether penalties are enforced. A notable change from earlier versions is the complete removal of fighting from the gameplay. Players adjust these settings to tailor the experience, focusing on the core mechanics of team management and on-ice action without that previously available feature.