Basketball Stars

Basketball Stars is a cool 2-player basketball game by MadPuffers. Prepared for the 2025 basketball season. Choose your team and enter a challenging tournament. Control your player to perform awesome dunks and 3-pointers to win the game.

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Basketball Stars

Basketball Stars

Basketball Stars is a cool 2-player basketball game by MadPuffers. Prepared for the 2025 basketball season. Choose your team and enter a challenging tournament. Control your player to perform awesome dunks and 3-pointers to win the game. Feel free to block and slap your opponent to knock him out and get the ball, and pay attention to the supershot bar on the top of the screen. Once fully loaded, you can use the hot special dunk from wherever you stand; it never fails. Be the best player!

How to Play Basketball Stars

Try Basketball Stars and enjoy hours of fun!

Controls

1 player controls WASD or arrow keys to move X/L to shoot/steal S to pump/block A+A or D+D or left/right arrow twice to dash K/Z to super shot 2 player controls To move, player 1 use the WASD keys and player 2 use arrow keys To shoot/steal, player 1 use B and player 2 use L To pump, player 1 use S and player 2 use down arrow To dash, player 1 use A/D twice and player 2 use left/right arrow twice K to super shot

Features

Basketball Stars is a cool 2-player basketball game by MadPuffers. Prepared for the 2025 basketball season. Choose your team and enter a challenging tournament. Control your player to perform awesome dunks and 3-pointers to win the game. Feel free to block and slap your opponent to knock him out and get the ball, and pay attention to the supershot bar on the top of the screen. Once fully loaded, you can use the hot special dunk from wherever you stand; it never fails. Be the best player!

Categories

Arcade, Sports

Platform

Desktop + mobile

Devices

For Android, For IOS, For Desktop

Orientation

Landscape, Portrait

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