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Dunkbrush turns basketball into a physics puzzle by giving you a paintbrush instead of a player. The hoop is set, the ball drops from above, and your only interaction is drawing lines on the screen to catch and deflect the ball into the net. Every slope and angle you sketch becomes a solid ramp, forcing you to predict trajectories and momentum before the ball even falls.
Developed by Ketchapp, the game strips away all distractions to focus purely on trial and error. The early stages introduce basic ramps, but you are quickly forced to navigate narrow gaps, avoid dead ends, and use the ball's natural acceleration to reach distant hoops. Success relies entirely on your ability to visualize the path and draw the right surface at the exact right angle.
Controls
- Draw line: Click and hold the left mouse button, then drag across the screen.
- Release: Let go of the mouse button to finalize your line and let the physics take over.
Tips
Keep your lines as smooth as possible. Jagged or uneven strokes will cause the ball to bounce unpredictably, which usually sends it flying over the hoop or stopping completely dead on the ramp.
Don't just think about direction; think about speed. A steep drop gives the ball the momentum needed to clear wide gaps, while a shallow angle is better for gently rolling the ball into a nearby net.
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