Had enough of boring games? Think again. March Madnesss hits you with tricky hoops and wonky physics. It’s not perfect, but it keeps you hooked. Sometimes the shots bounce weird, and the AI can be annoying. Still, winning a close game feels pretty good.
This game is about college basketball chaos. You lead your team through a frantic tournament filled with upsets and buzzer-beaters. The gameplay mixes quick reflexes with some wonky physics. It isn’t polished, but that just adds to the fun. The flashy animations can be a bit much, and some animations get stuck. Still, if you like fast-paced sports with a few rough spots, this might entertain you for a while.
It runs directly in your browser, no downloads needed. You click buttons, make shots, and watch the scoreboard. The graphics aren’t fancy, but it’s easy to pick up and play. There’s no story or deep modes, just quick matches. Online multiplayer works fine most of the time, though the lag can be annoying. It’s a simple way to kill some time if you want basketball without much fuss.
Hint: Use the keyboard to aim better. Press and hold the spacebar to aim your shot, then release for power. Sometimes the aiming can be wonky, so try to adjust slowly. If you’re stuck, switch to a different camera view—sometimes it helps you see the basket better. A little secret — tapping the shot button at just the right moment can make your shots more accurate if you get the timing right. It’s not perfect, but it works.
