Ragdoll basketball · Random round twists
Read the wobble before releasing a shot
Drunk Basket uses wobbly, physics-driven basketball players in solo or local two-player matches. Hold a shot input to charge and release to throw. Random round variations, including low gravity or a giant ball, can change how familiar attempts behave from one contest to the next.
At a glance
- Solo computer opponent or same-device rival
- Low gravity and giant balls are listed twists
- Hold-and-release basketball shots
Playing guide
Choose solo play against the computer or a local match. Assign W and Up Arrow to the two players if you are sharing a keyboard.
- 1
Select a basketball opponent
Choose solo play against the computer or a local match. Assign W and Up Arrow to the two players if you are sharing a keyboard.
- 2
Get the ball and charge
Get close to the ball to grab it, as described in the supplied controls. Hold your shot key and observe the charge feedback before committing to the throw.
- 3
Release and read the new conditions
Release your key to throw toward the basket. Observe the result and the round’s variation; a low-gravity attempt may need a different timing decision from an ordinary round.
Input guide
Computer controls
- Hold W to charge player one’s basketball throw; release W to shoot.
- Player two holds Up Arrow to build the shot and releases it to throw.
Touchscreen controls
- The provider documents on-screen basketball buttons instead of keyboard inputs on mobile.
- Hold and release the displayed shot button while following its charge feedback.
Inside the game
Active-ragdoll movement
The players wobble with physics rather than presenting a perfectly rigid shooting pose.
Unpredictable round modifiers
The description gives low gravity and a giant ball as examples of random changes.
Useful tactics
- Compare a short charge with a longer one to learn how the throw changes.
- Check the current round’s twist before copying the release timing from your previous basket.
- Observe the charge indicator instead of releasing merely because the player looks upright.
Players it suits
Shared-device basketball friends
Two separate shot keys provide a straightforward local contest.
Physics-game experimenters
Changing gravity and ball size encourage observing outcomes and adjusting timing.
Goals and progress
Sink baskets against your computer or local rival. The provided entry does not establish points per basket, match duration or a persistent leaderboard. Its goal is shooting successfully, with random conditions adding variation to each round.
Questions answered
Can two people play on one device?+
Yes. The description explicitly offers a local head-to-head mode with separate shot controls.
How do I release the basketball?+
Let go of W for the first player or Up Arrow for the second after charging.
Does this translated page also translate the basketball game?+
It provides translated instructions around the frame; the embedded game controls its own interface language.
Embedded provider
GameMonetize hosts the ragdoll basketball content. Its frame may include advertising or provider prompts alongside the actual court.
Compare two controlled basketball throws
Try different charge lengths and observe the ball before making another change.
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