Hoop Pair

Hoop Pair replaces shooting with drafting. Two balls sit on the board and one hoop waits below, and your only job is to draw the guiding line both balls will follow. Because they travel the same path at slightly different times, curves, bounce angles and moving platforms all have to work twice, and a line that suits the first ball often flings the second one wide. Later levels add obstacles that force deliberate arcs rather than straight drops.

This title is best suited to players who like drawing-based physics puzzles.

1. Study where the two balls start and where the hoop sits
2. Draw a line that catches both balls on their way down
3. Add curves or bounce angles to steer around obstacles
4. Release and watch both balls reach the hoop together

• Drag: Draw the guiding line across the board
• Undo button: Clear the line and redraw it

Objectives

• Land both balls in the hoop on the same run
• Solve each level with a single line
• Clear the obstacle and moving-platform stages

The run ends or fails when

• Either ball misses the hoop and the level resets

• Line drawing that both balls follow
• Physics bounces off drawn curves and platforms
• Escalating obstacle layouts

• Plan for the second ball first, since it hits the line differently
• Use a shallow curve rather than a sharp corner to keep speed
• Redraw instead of nudging when a run misses by a little

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