Start the innovative basketball game Basketball Orbit. Pick the perfect spot to shoot the ball farthest, then shoot it into the basket to win a prize.
In Basketball Orbit, right at the start, the player will see a basketball player character wearing the number 23 jersey with a fun cartoon style. The character stands in an outdoor basketball court scene, behind which are net fences and tall buildings under the bright orange sunset. Next to the character is a basketball ready to be thrown. On the right side of the screen appears a blue, yellow, orange arc showing the direction and force of the throw that the player needs to adjust.
The game is designed with a simple but challenging mechanism, specifically shown through the following points:
In Basketball Orbit, the player will start by choosing the throwing force through the colorful arc next to the character. When selected, the ball will fly in the correct trajectory with that force.
Balloon - stop - throw again: After the ball stops, you will continue to make the next throw to put the ball in the basket. Each successful throw will earn you a bonus to accumulate.
Back challenge: The interesting point is that your character always stands with his back to the basket, so you have to align carefully.
The broken white line will be the throwing direction indicator, helping you determine the most suitable trajectory and landing point for the ball to enter the basket.
Observe the trajectory before throwing: don't rush to release the ball, try to imagine how the trajectory around the planet will curve.
Adjust the throwing force just enough: too strong the ball will easily deviate from the trajectory, too light it will not reach the basket.
Take advantage of the gravitational pull: watch the ball go around the planet and then fall into the basket, instead of throwing straight.
Try different throwing angles: a failed throw will help you gain experience for the next time.
Be patient and keep your rhythm: the difficulty increases as you progress, just a little haste and the ball will go astray.
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