Description

A tiny basketball challenge Three Points is a minimalist basketball game that cares about one thing: making three-point shots. The court visuals stay clean and simple, so your eyes lock onto the hoop and the ball. Every throw is a quick little test of aim and power. How you shoot Use your mouse or touch to drag on the ball, set your aim, and choose the power of your shot. Release to throw. In some versions, you might tap left or right to adjust the angle and hold to set strength. Either way, you’re controlling two things: where the ball goes and how hard it flies. Your goal and your streak Your goal is to score as many consecutive three-point shots as possible. When you score, your streak grows. When you miss, the streak resets, so the pressure comes from your own record, not from scary enemies or anything like that. Long chains of perfect hits can lead to higher scores, and some versions unlock new balls or different courts as you keep landing shots. What changes as you keep playing As you play, the distance or angle may slowly change, making each shot a little more challenging. The first few shots help you learn the feel of the drag or flick. Later shots ask you to adjust, even if you’re using the same motion, because the hoop isn’t always in the exact same spot. Tips for steady swishes Pay attention to how far you drag for a good shot, then try to repeat that same pull. That’s your “muscle memory,” and it’s super helpful when you’re trying to build a long streak. Keep your flick smooth and straight instead of fast and wild, because a clean line gives the ball a nicer arc. Take a tiny breath between shots, especially when you’re on a streak, so you don’t rush and over-power the throw. Aim for the same spot on the rim each time to build consistency, then adjust only a little if the angle shifts. Modes that add spice Some versions include challenge modes with time limits or moving hoops. If the hoop moves, it’s smarter to wait half a second and learn the pattern than to fling the ball immediately. If there’s a time limit, focus on making clean shots instead of throwing as fast as possible, because misses waste more time than careful aim. Unlocks that keep it fun Unlockable balls, courts, or visual effects can appear as you improve. They don’t change the basic rule—score three-pointers—but they make your practice feel fresh. If you unlock a new court, try a few warm-up shots to learn the new angle changes before chasing a huge streak. When you’re stuck on a low score Practice from the default position until you’re comfortable, then tackle moving or angled hoops. If you keep missing long, try dragging a little less so the ball doesn’t fly too hard. If you keep missing short, add a tiny bit more power. Small changes work better than giant swings in power. Who it’s for Three Points is great for kids who like simple sports games and quick “swish!” moments. It’s also fun for anyone who enjoys improving skill little by little and chasing a higher score. If you like calm, focused games where one perfect shot leads to the next, this three-point challenge is a cool way to play.

Instruction

Controls: Tap/click (or Arrow keys/WASD) to move and avoid hazards (varies by version). Objective: Survive longer and score higher by staying clean and consistent. Tip: Stay near the center so you always have an escape route.

Specifications

• Easy to play