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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 5, 2026
  • May 12, 2026

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Experience a hardcore basketball career simulation. Make every choice count as you train, play, and navigate the pressures of the game from high school to professional leagues. Build your legacy and aim to become the greatest of all time.

Realistic career progression
Dynamic game simulation
Player training and development
Decision-making with consequences
Global basketball leagues
Manage off-court drama
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What's New in Basketball GOAT

1.0.12

May 12, 2026

Improved game smoothness and fixed some translation errors.

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$99.99

13000 Gems

13000 Gems

User reviews

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game is fun just a lot of ads and you get injured every 3 games

If u like hoops

Just put some music and vibe

Great game

Great game in my opinion a lot of things to do

Why I gave it 3?!

To start the game is a lot of fun. There are a lot of things I like and a lot I dislike. Things I like include: upgrade system (allocating points to different stats), off-season national team play, simulations (speed & aesthetic), league leaders tab. One of my biggest issues with the game is I never really felt my stats actually impacted gameplay. I think it’s a hoax and doesn’t affect your players’ stats at all. Another is the glitches. There are sooo many. Not counting championships/mvps that I’ve won, not counting certain stats towards achievements, can’t upgrade all of the big boxes in talent matrix, no consistency in lineups for teams as well as mvps. Have consistently avg’d 5rpg and 5apg despite having both stats well over 100. There are many things, little things, that make a game better/great. These little things may seem obsolete, but they would give the game a perfect balance. This game has so much potential yet it seems developers couldn’t care less about these small errors and don’t want to listen to the reviews and make their game better. After spending the $$ on the no ads, I don’t regret purchasing it, I regret the fact the developers have the same issues in their baseball version and do nothing to correct their errors in the game. Greed consumes all. To add, in college the logos don’t even match with the team names 75% of the time and it’s annoying because these are all easy fixes. Just laziness and greed preventing developers from fixing it I guess.
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FAQ

What is Basketball GOAT?

Basketball GOAT is a hardcore basketball career simulation game. It allows players to start as an unknown prospect and guide their player through high school, college, and professional basketball leagues worldwide. Every decision, training session, and game played contributes to the player's legacy and career trajectory.

What are the key features of Basketball GOAT?

Key features include a realistic career progression system, dynamic game simulations influenced by player abilities, deep training systems for player development, impactful decision-making that affects reputation, and the ability to navigate various global basketball leagues and off-court challenges.

Is Basketball GOAT free to play?

The game is free to download and play, but it includes in-app purchases. These purchases may offer advantages or accelerate progress within the game. The game also features advertisements.

What platforms is Basketball GOAT available on?

While specific platform details are not provided in the description, this is a mobile application, suggesting it is available on iOS and Android devices. Users can typically find it on their respective app stores.

How does player progression work in Basketball GOAT?

Player progression is driven by a combination of rigorous training, smart decision-making, and performance in games. Players can train specific strengths or address weaknesses, and their choices in handling pressure, injuries, and off-court events shape their reputation and career path.