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Is Regular Human Basketball worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Basketball fans who want team coordination to be central to each match
- Groups seeking local multiplayer with up to 10 participants
- Players who enjoy unusual sports settings with mechanical vehicles and sabotage
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a conventional basketball simulation with standard player controls
- Solo players looking for a campaign, management mode, or extensive single-player structure
- Groups that prefer quiet matches over shouted coordination and shared controls
- Players seeking sports other than basketball
Our take on Regular Human Basketball
Rather than assigning one player to a normal athlete, the game turns basketball into a shared-machine contest. Teammates divide control of movement and ball handling, while invading opposing mechs adds sabotage to the usual scoring structure.
What is Regular Human Basketball?
Regular Human Basketball is a multiplayer sports game in which teams control a giant mechanical player during post-apocalyptic basketball matches.
Players coordinate movement, thrusters, wheels, a rotating arm, and a magnet used to collect and position the ball. One teammate can handle the magnet while another adjusts the machine, and players can board an opposing mech to disable its thrusters before escaping. Matches support one-on-one play, teams with additional helpers, and online or split-screen multiplayer for 2 or more participants. Local play supports many controllers, with up to 10 players pressing controls and calling instructions. The game includes six arenas, customizable player faces, basketball commentary, an 80s hip-hop soundtrack, and physics built around more than 4 human emotions.
How Regular Human Basketball plays
- 01Online and local matches
- Play with 2 or more participants through online or split-screen multiplayer.
- 02Coordinated mech controls
- Teammates divide control of propulsion, wheels, rotation, and the ball-grabbing magnet.
- 03Opponent mech invasions
- Players can enter an enemy machine, disable its thrusters, and attempt to get away.
- 04Six basketball arenas
- Matches take place across six large arenas.
- 05Ten-player local play
- Local sessions can include 10 players using a large number of controllers.
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Regular Human Basketball: platforms & release
Is Regular Human Basketball worth it?
It is worth it if: basketball fans who want team coordination to be central to each match. Skip it if: players seeking a conventional basketball simulation with standard player controls.
Where can I download Regular Human Basketball?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Regular Human Basketball's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Regular Human Basketball on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
