Sixty seconds, one hoop that keeps moving, and a bonus multiplier for every shot you sink without touching the rim.
Controls
| Input | Action |
|---|---|
| Drag and release | Set angle and power, then shoot |
How to play
You have sixty seconds to score as many baskets as possible. Drag back from the ball to set the arc and release to shoot. After a few successful shots the hoop starts moving horizontally, and later it moves faster and changes distance.
Clean shots that pass through without touching the rim build a multiplier. Losing the multiplier hurts more than missing a single shot, so consistency beats ambition here.
Use a high arc
A flat shot has to be almost perfect because the ball is approaching a horizontal ring at a shallow angle, so the effective target is very small. A high arc drops the ball closer to vertical, which makes the hoop present its full width and gives you a much larger margin for error. This is true in real basketball and it is true here.
For the moving hoop, aim where it is going rather than where it is, and prefer to shoot when it reaches the end of its travel and briefly changes direction. That pause at the turnaround point is the easiest moment to hit.
Frequently asked questions
Do backboard shots count for the multiplier?
Bank shots score normally but usually break a clean-shot multiplier, since the ball made contact before going in.
Is there extra time?
Some versions award a couple of bonus seconds for a long streak. Treat it as a reward for consistency rather than something to chase.