Basket Random
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Basket Random
In the world of sports simulators, there is always a place for real rebels who break the stereotypes of the usual gameplay and create completely new types of projects that capture the attention of a huge number of users all around the world. One of these projects was the Basket Random, which definitely goes beyond the usual simulators and presents a platform-arcade game that draws users in for hours.
You will have to forget everything you knew about basketball. In this game, your only task will be to drive the ball into the basket, but the means of the ball delivery or the tactics of each gamer are optional. Here everyone sets their own rules for themselves. If someone has decided that it is best to score goals with their feet, then they will no longer be stopped. Ready to dive into the crazy competitive atmosphere? Then let’s get started!
Before you are a huge number of sports grounds, from classic parquet flooring to snow obstructions or tropical locations. At the same time, basketball players themselves can be dressed both in sports equipment and in classic suits with ties. In other words - everything here does not seem to be true and this creates a unique and very funny atmosphere in the game.
How to play?
It is worth noting that the game control is a kind of chaos, which ideally complements everything that you saw in the game itself. All actions are performed with the mouse. Click on the left mouse button in order to hit, take away or just throw the ball. They say that the position of the cursor also affects the movement of the athletes, but this is not accurate. The developer himself finds it difficult to answer these questions. Play and win, and everything else is just an element of fun in the wonderful Basket Random game. The actions of the players are duplicated on the W and up arrow keys. If you want to play one or two rounds with a friend, then these two buttons will come in handy.
