Regular Human Basketball is a premium sports game made by developer Powerhoof. It is a basketball title that utilizes a unique party-based gameplay mechanic. In it, players will work together to take control of a human-like robot in a humorous and chaotic battle of hoops.

Just like Overcooked 2 or Gang Beasts, Regular Human Basketball serves as a fun and wacky party game that can be enjoyed with friends and family. Players have to operate individual sections of their human-robot to move and function properly, and to score a basket against the opposing team.

Far from being regular

Basketball games have evolved to offer better visuals and animations throughout the years, but the core gameplay mechanics themselves have remained relatively the same. That's not really a bad thing since you get to jump straight into the action right away and have a great time. Here then, comes Regular Human Basketball, which takes the basic premise of shooting a basket, and turns it into a wacky party-based affair.

In this basketball game, you control a mechanized robot resembling a human basketball player, moving parts and all. You must operate each section of your machine to keep it upright, use magnets to hold and aim the ball, and manage to score in 1-on-1 steel hoop warfare set in the backdrop of post-apocalyptic streets. You even have boosters equipped to set yourself up for epic dunks.

You can go at it solo or have at it with up to 10 players, with five members on each side. You even have four human emotions that you can express to make the experience more relatable and humorous. Sadly, there has been a rapid decrease in the number of active players lately, making it hard to find a match online—be sure to have enough participants.

A humorous and wacky monstrosity

All in all, if you're a big fan of basketball games, you might want to check out Regular Human Basketball for a fun and quirky take on your favorite sport. It makes shooting baskets a more social and involved experience that you can enjoy with friends and family. Just make sure you have enough people to join, and you're good to go.