Street Physics

Street Physics is a basketball puzzle in which you never take a shot. Instead you draw the ball's route with spray cans, and only when the drawing is done do you press the button that switches on gravity. If the path you sprayed is the right one, the ball ends up in the basket.

The paint comes in three colours, red, blue and yellow, and you can pick whichever you like; nothing in the developer's text suggests the colour changes how the path behaves. What counts is its shape. Because gravity stays off until you press that button, the whole route has to be in place before the test begins, which puts all of the thinking into the drawing stage. There are 24 levels in total, according to the developer, and the instructions describe the game as played with a click or a tap.

Choose a spray can in red, blue or yellow and draw a path that should lead the ball into the basket. When the path is finished, press the button that turns gravity on. If the route works, the ball follows it and drops into the basket. Work through the 24 levels in the same way, one drawing at a time.

Gravity only starts when you press the button, so take your time over the drawing. Before pressing, follow the line from the ball to the basket with your eye and make sure it really leads all the way in. The choice of paint colour is a matter of taste.

A draw-the-path physics puzzle with a basketball theme. Portrait frame (768 by 1024). Click or tap controls. The developer states that there are 24 levels and three spray paint colours: red, blue and yellow.

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