First-run brief / Sports
A reaction-based dunk game where every tap changes a moving ball's next bounce and horizontal approach.
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Signal 01 / Objective
A reaction-based dunk game where every tap changes a moving ball's next bounce and horizontal approach.
Observe one full bounce before pressing again so you can separate height from horizontal drift. Use measured taps to bring the descending ball toward the rim, and leave enough time after every input to judge the new arc.
Signal 02 / Controls & how to play
Watch the downward arc and decide whether the next bounce needs height, lateral correction, or both.
One press creates one bounce. Leave a visible gap between presses so you can judge the new arc.
Signal 03 / First-session plan, quick tip & recovery
Make corrections earlier in the fall; late taps leave too little space to recover toward the rim.
A late correction often sends the ball past the rim with no recovery space. Move the preceding tap earlier, then reduce the number of emergency inputs near the basket until the approach becomes readable.
Signal 04 / FAQ
Press once and watch what the ball does before pressing again. A visible gap between inputs lets you judge the new bounce and adjust the next tap with that information.
Every press changes the next arc, and quick presses pile changes on top of each other before you can see the result. Let one full bounce finish, then decide whether the next input needs height, lateral movement, or both.
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