Hoop Shot — A 60-Second Flick-to-Shoot Basketball Challenge
Press, push up and let go to shoot. Sink as many baskets as you can in 60 seconds, and chain makes for big multipliers. Now on Google Play
Hoop Shot — A 60-Second Flick-to-Shoot Basketball Challenge
Info
Hoop Shot: Basketball Shooter — Flick up to shoot hoops for 60 seconds. Chain makes for big multipliers. Free to play on Google Play, with ads. 9 languages.
About the Game
Press anywhere on the screen, push up and let go to shoot. You have 60 seconds: how many baskets can you sink? The controls take one finger, but getting the power and angle right while chaining makes is what sends your score climbing.
How to Play
- One-finger controls: the direction you push is the shot direction, the length you push is the power. A ring and a dotted line show your aim
- Scoring: 2 points, or 3 points from behind the line, plus bonuses for clean shots, bank shots and buzzer-beaters
- Streak multiplier up to x4. At 6 in a row the ball catches fire
- The shot in the air at the buzzer still counts. Sink it for a +2 buzzer-beater
- On the start screen, tap Start for a regular game or Daily Shootout for today’s game
Features
- 7 levels: the shooting spot moves, the 3-point range opens, then the hoop moves up and down faster and faster
- Real ball physics: rim, backboard and floor bounces
- Daily Shootout: the same hoop and spots for everyone each day, with your streak and best score
- TOP 10 scores and stats
- Sound effects made on the device, with a sound on/off button
- Plays in 9 languages
It is free to play and contains ads.
Gameplay Video
Download
- Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fadongkwon.hoop_shot (opens in a new tab)
Released Together
These apps came out on Google Play on the same day.
- FDK Puzzle Cafe — 11 puzzles and 3 daily puzzles
- Daily Korean Spelling — One Korean spelling question a day
- Spider Solitaire — Build King-to-Ace runs in one suit
- Pyramid Solitaire — Pair cards that add up to 13
I post updates here and on Instagram (@fadongkwon.soft) (opens in a new tab).
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