Sports
4.7

Street Basketball

Flick the ball through the hoop and rack up baskets before the 60-second clock runs out. Chain streaks and swish for bonus points.

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Category

Sports

Rating

4.7/ 5.0

Price

100% Free

How to Play

Street Basketball is a 60-second hoop-shooting challenge. Press and hold on the ball, then drag toward the rim to aim — the further and steeper you pull, the more power and arc your shot gets. A dotted trajectory line previews exactly where the ball will travel, so line it up with the hoop and release to launch. Sink the ball cleanly through the rim to score: a normal basket is worth 2 points, a long-range shot is worth 3, and a swish (no rim or backboard contact) adds a bonus point on top. Every made basket in a row builds a streak multiplier that can push each score up to 3.5×, so consistency pays off far more than lucky one-offs. Miss the hoop and your streak resets to zero, so weigh a safe layup against a risky deep shot. As you keep scoring the rim starts sliding side to side and moves farther away, forcing you to lead your shots and adjust power on the fly. Keep flicking, chase the highest total before the clock hits zero, and beat your saved best score.

Controls

  • Drag on ball — aim direction and power
  • Release — shoot the ball
  • Mouse or touch — both fully supported
  • P — Pause the game

Tips & Tricks

  • 1Aim for a high arc — steep shots drop straight through the rim
  • 2Go for swishes: avoiding the rim adds a bonus point
  • 3Keep your streak alive; the multiplier grows up to 3.5×
  • 4When the hoop moves, lead your shot to where it's heading
  • 5Deep shots score 3 — take them when your streak is safe

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I shoot?

Press and hold on the ball, drag toward the hoop to set angle and power, then release. The dotted line shows the ball's path.

How do I score more points?

Chain baskets to build a streak multiplier, hit swishes for bonus points, and take long-range shots for 3 points each.

Can I play on mobile?

Yes — the flick controls use touch natively, so it plays the same on phones, tablets, and desktop.

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