Having spent several hours playing Mini Basketball, I must say that it exceeded my expectations. The game manages to strike a perfect balance between casual fun and the authentic basketball experience. The pick-up-and-play nature of the game allows anyone to instantly jump into the action without any hassle or complicated controls.

Building and customizing my team was an enjoyable aspect of the game. Collecting players of different rarities and upgrading them gave me a sense of progress and made my team more formidable. The variety of customization options, from jerseys to logos, allowed me to personalize my team and make it stand out from others. Showcasing the rare equipment I won was always a source of pride.

The gameplay itself was smooth and addictive. Whether I was playing in single-player mode or competing against other players in multiplayer, every game felt unique thanks to the different arenas and courts. The graphics and sound effects added to the overall immersive experience, making me feel like I was truly on the basketball court.

Not only that, but climbing up the leaderboards and competing for prizes added an extra layer of excitement to the game. The weekly leagues provided a goal to strive for and kept me motivated to improve my skills. The sense of accomplishment that came with securing a promotion spot and earning better rewards was incredibly satisfying.

However, one minor critique I have is that at times, the game seemed to favor players who spent real money on in-app purchase. While it is possible to progress without spending real money, the option to purchase certain advantages may give some players an unfair advantage.