- Steam pricePrice
- $4.99
- Release
- August 1, 2018
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- Platforms
How versus works
Two teams compete in basketball matches by piloting mechs from the inside. Players sprint between control stations to activate thrusters, deploy wheels, and swing magnet arms, racing to grab the ball and score against the opposing team in chaotic physics-based rounds.
About this game
Regular Human Basketball is a physics-driven competitive sports game where teams pilot towering mechs disguised as humans in absurd basketball matches. Instead of controlling an athlete directly, players scramble inside their machine's cockpit, operating separate control panels to move limbs, fire thrusters, and manipulate a giant magnet arm. Each match pits two teams against each other in a race to score baskets while sabotaging the opposing mech's every move.
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The action rewards speed and split-second decisions as players dash between stations inside their mech. One teammate might sprint to the thruster panel while another activates the magnet to intercept the ball or shove the rival mech off course. Every input creates momentum, and mistimed button presses send machines tumbling across the court. Matches dissolve into slapstick showdowns as teams wrestle for possession, block shots, and attempt increasingly wild scoring attempts against their opponents.
Local split-screen and online versus modes support quick head-to-head sessions or extended rivalries. The simple premise and unpredictable physics keep rematches unpredictable, and the party-game energy suits groups chasing laughter and bragging rights. Whether competing on the same couch or across the internet, Regular Human Basketball thrives on the mayhem that erupts when friends face off inside giant, ungainly robots.
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See more similar gamesFrequently Asked Questions
Can we interfere with the other team's mech during play?
Yes, you can sabotage the opposing mech by using your magnet arm to shove them off course, intercept the ball, or block their shots. Every match becomes a physical scramble as teams wrestle for possession and disrupt each other's scoring attempts.
Can we play local versus matches on the same screen?
Yes, Regular Human Basketball supports local split-screen play, so you can compete against friends on the same couch. It also offers online versus for remote head-to-head matches.
How do rematches work with the physics system?
The unpredictable physics keep every rematch fresh-mistimed inputs send mechs tumbling, and momentum from each button press creates chaotic outcomes. No two matches play out the same way, even on the same court.