Description

Ready to bank shots through gravity-bending portals while threading past hazards that punish hesitation? Basket Ball blends precision flicks with light platforming as you guide a bouncy ball across short stages, angling arcs into open hoops while avoiding spinning crimson disks that reset your attempt on contact; how to play feels intuitive from the first toss—drag to set power and direction, release to shoot, then use midair portals, trampolines, and moving platforms to redirect flight paths toward the rim, collecting optional gems along the way for extra challenge; each level introduces a new wrinkle, from wind jets that nudge your arc to pressure plates that rotate backboards a quarter turn, and mastery comes from reading those elements as one connected machine rather than a series of tricks; practical strategy begins with setup shots: before chasing a perfect swish, use a soft lob to learn how a portal pair translates angle and power, then commit to the real attempt with a slightly reduced force so rebounds stay controllable; when crimson disks patrol near the rim, aim for backboard kisses that enter above their sweep path, and if a disk crosses a portal mouth, fire early so the exit timing threads the gap; treat trampolines like rhythm tools—drop the ball at three-quarters power to keep the bounce predictable, and tap again quickly if the game allows minor post-launch corrections to nudge the landing spot; on stages with moving platforms, count beats aloud—one, two, fire—so your arc peaks as the platform reaches its farthest point, giving the widest window for a clean catch into the hoop; collect gems only when they sit on safe lines you’d travel anyway, and save risky side routes for a second pass once the clear is banked; accessibility options make the challenge fair without diluting its charm: aim guides can extend for a second on long presses, color-independent icons mark hazards and helpers, a reduced motion toggle calms background parallax, and haptic taps confirm rim hits, backboard touches, and portal entries; later sets chain three or more portals with alternating gravity zones, so think in segments—plot a short first hop that guarantees the correct exit orientation, then a measured second shot that moves the ball into a vertical funnel where the final portal drops it straight into the net; mistakes teach quickly because rebounds show you what a slightly different power would have done, and the fastest path to consistency is to keep a small notebook of “good powers” for common portal distances—light, medium, heavy—so your hand learns the feel; why it’s enjoyable comes down to the slow reveal of a system you can trust: every element follows rules you can learn, the rim accepts brave backboard routes as readily as straight arcs, and the portal math turns wild-looking clears into results you can reproduce, which means a level that looked impossible five minutes ago becomes a single clean motion that makes perfect sense, a tiny celebration every time the net ripples.

Instruction

Mouse click or tap to play

Specifications

• Easy to play