
Basketball Legends 2020
Also a two-player arcade match, but movement, steal, and super-shot keys are a different layout.
Please wait while we load the game information.
Basketball
Win a 1-on-1 arcade game by scoring. The menu on this build offers Play Now, 2 Players Same PC, Franchise Mode, Shooting Practice, and Online vs Friends with Host or Join.

Basketball Bros
The game stays in this window. Loading, retry, and fullscreen appear once you start.
Basketball Bros·Ready to start
Basketball Bros on this page is the arcade build embedded here, a 1-on-1 game about scoring and stopping the other player. You pick a character and play the court the file actually loads. This site hosts that build and is not the developer.
The menu in this build lists Play Now, 2 Players Same PC, Franchise Mode, Shooting Practice, and Online vs Friends with Host and Join. The same menu offers Google sign-in and a reset for wins and losses. The first screen does not show a public leaderboard, so this page does not describe one.
The file's own notes mention dunks, step-back threes, a defensive punch, and a choice of characters. They do not give a roster size, a tournament bracket, or a cosmetic editor. If a prompt inside the loaded game disagrees with this page, follow the game.
Movement is the arrow keys or WASD. The Up arrow jumps. Shooting is that same jump used a second time. The first press only leaves the floor. The ball leaves on the second Up press, which is why a single hop toward the rim is not a shot.
Enter or Space is the defensive attack. It belongs on defense, when you are close enough for the punch the notes describe. Pressing it while you still have the ball does not replace the second jump.
Same-PC and online friends are different menu choices. Same PC is two people at one computer. Host and Join are the online option on that menu. Shooting Practice is where the second jump can be learned before Play Now or Franchise Mode.
These keys were checked against the instructions shipped with the embedded build. If the game shows a different prompt, follow the game.
Move with the arrow keys or WASD. Jump with the Up arrow, then jump again to shoot. On defense, Enter or Space attacks. These bindings come from the instructions shipped with the game file embedded on this site. If the loaded game shows a different prompt, follow that prompt.
The embedded build's instructions do not document touch controls. Try the game on your device before relying on a phone or tablet.
Set your feet before the first Up press. If you shoot with the first jump, you only leave the floor and the possession stalls under the rim.
Enter and Space are the defensive attack in this build. Using them on offense does not create a shot and can waste the moment you needed the second jump.
Franchise Mode is a menu item, not a documented bracket. Learn the second jump in Shooting Practice, then take that timing into Play Now.
A missed second jump usually means the takeoff spot was wrong. Move with WASD or the arrows before you repeat the same hop.
A useful first session in this embed starts in Shooting Practice, not in Franchise Mode. Stand still, press Up once, and watch the character leave the floor without shooting. Press Up again at the top of that hop and the ball should leave. If it does not, you pressed a direction key or Enter during the hop. WASD and the arrows only change where the second jump begins. Enter and Space stay unused until somebody else has the ball.
Take that same pair of jumps into Play Now. After a miss, walk two steps with A and D, or the left and right arrows, before you jump again. Repeating the second jump from the spot that just missed reproduces the miss. When the other player drives, step in and press Enter once. If you are still holding the ball, that key will not save the possession. Same-PC and Host or Join are chosen from the menu after you leave the practice court. They are not a third jump.
A second session should start from a miss you can explain. Jump once under the rim and confirm the ball stays in your hands. That proves the first Up press is only the jump. Back up with S or the down arrow, jump, and press Up again while you are still in the air. If Enter is in that sequence, you mixed the defensive punch into the shot. Leave Enter until the other player has the ball and you are close enough for the punch the build notes name. Franchise Mode can wait until Shooting Practice produces that second jump on purpose. Host or Join is a menu choice after the session, not a key you discover during the hop. Chrome is the browser the shipped notes guarantee. A phone session is a test, because those notes never document touch controls.
The embedded build's menu credits Blue Wizard Digital. Control keys come from the instructions shipped in that same file, and the mode list was read from the menu on this site.
This block is about the player on BasketballBros.me. It is not a compatibility certificate for Basketball Bros.

Also a two-player arcade match, but movement, steal, and super-shot keys are a different layout.

Also a court match with a held shot, using a joystick or arrow keys instead of a second jump to shoot.

Also an arcade match on one keyboard. Up shoots and Down steals, instead of a second jump and Enter.

Also a full possession with defense. Movement is WASD and the shot is the mouse, not a second jump.
Jump with the Up arrow, then jump again. The first jump does not shoot. WASD or the arrow keys move you before that sequence.
They attack on defense. They are not a second way to shoot while you have the ball.
Play Now, 2 Players Same PC, Franchise Mode, Shooting Practice, and Online vs Friends with Host and Join. The checked menu also has Google sign-in and a wins and losses reset. It does not show a public leaderboard.
No. The instructions shipped with this embed do not document touch controls. The same notes say Chrome is guaranteed, and Firefox and Safari have been tested rather than guaranteed.
Mark whether the guide helped, and keep a short reminder for the next time you play. The note stays in this browser. This page does not publish other people's reviews or a star score.