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Version 1.2.9 · 2025-10-30
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The store currently lists version 1.2.9, updated 2025-10-30.








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First Person Hooper is an arcade-style basketball game focused on the jump shot. Featuring first-person shooter controls with a lock-on system similar to modern FPS games, players can easily shoot the ball with power and timing mechanics relative to location on the court. Score with shot style bonuses and get rewarded with a power-up for swishes and bank shots. Get shots up in a relaxed island setting and customize the court to fit any mood. Rank up on the leaderboards in score and time-attack modes or master your shot in free play.
GAME MODES
• ARCADE (Score Attack) - Score in creative ways to achieve the highest score possible within a chosen time limit
• SPOT UP (Time Attack) - Make shots from designated spots on the court and record your fastest time
• ZEN (Free Play) - Relax and shoot at your leisure, perfect your jump shot, and view stats in realtime…
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