Flick the ball at the hoop and keep the run of baskets going
13:04One hoop, one flick, no clock. The moving basket is the whole game, and it's enough for a lunch break.
Reviewed by Max, TubeGames · Sep 18, 2026 · How we rate
Basketball FRVR is a hoop shooter with nothing around it. No opponent, no court, no clock. You flick the ball, it arcs, and it either drops through or clangs off the rim. My first run ended at four baskets because I kept throwing the same shot at a hoop that had already moved.
What keeps you flicking is the swish. Bonus points for not touching the rim, so you stop aiming at the hoop and start aiming at the middle of it. The basket slides to a new spot after every make, sometimes a little, sometimes across the screen, so the throw you just learned is already the wrong one. There's no time limit, which I liked; the pressure is all in the streak, not a countdown.
The complaints are the flip side of that focus. Miss once and the run is over, which makes long streaks feel like patience more than skill. There is one mode. The backboard, the ball and the sound never change, and after twenty minutes I had seen everything.
Play it if you want a score to beat in the time it takes a kettle to boil. Skip it if you want a basketball game with players, plays or a season; this is a free-throw line and a hoop.
Basketball FRVR: Showcase your shooting skills, swish the rim, outscore friends! Embrace the pressure, enjoy the fun, dunk like a PRO. Are you game?
Basketball FRVR was published on YouTube Playables on 2023-08-16 by FRVR. In 1151 days it has reached about 8.2M plays.
Basketball FRVR is a shooting game and nothing else. You flick the ball toward the hoop, judge the arc and try to keep sinking shots. The angle you are shooting from keeps changing, so the throw is never quite the one you just made.
It is easy to start and hard to keep clean, which is what makes chasing a score worthwhile, and single attempts last seconds. It plays free inside YouTube with no download, so it is an easy one to open on a phone. Good for quick score runs and comparing numbers with friends.
How to play: Flick toward the hoop to set the ball's direction and power.
Good for: quick score runs, sports fans
The basket moves after each make, so every throw is a fresh read of distance rather than a repeat of the last one.
People search for a hacked version of this game, and I understand the urge after a streak dies at nine. There's nothing to hack here that would make it more fun: the game is the moving hoop and your flick, and a version where every shot goes in is a screensaver. What actually raises your number is boring. Aim past the rim so the swish bonus lands. Throw from the same spot with the same motion every time. Wait for the hoop to stop moving before you commit. Those three things took my average run from single digits to something I'd admit to. No cheat does that, and the FRVR build on YouTube doesn't have a menu for one anyway.
This copy lives on youtube.com, not on a games portal, which is why it tends to open on school and office networks that filter the usual game sites. If YouTube loads where you are, the game loads. There's nothing to download and no APK to sideload; it runs in the browser tab. If YouTube itself is blocked on your network, no version of Basketball FRVR is going to get through, and I'd rather say that than send you to a mirror site.
Public play counts for Basketball FRVR are re-counted every day from the YouTube Playables catalog and shown the way YouTube shows them. The total and rankings above are as of 2026-10-10.
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Elsewhere: 4.6★ (5,655 ratings) on App Store
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