Been following the devs behind this game for a few years now and got to know them well.

Protoball has come very far from the early pre-alpha stages where I started playing.

Gameplay is a fast paced low gravity team handball experience. Where team coordination, precise movement, and keen reflexes play a large role in your success.
Currently the game offers only a quick play matchmaking option, but skill based matchmaking is planned for the future.

Those interested in a more competitive setting can join the tournaments hosted by Protoball within the game (A tournament is planned to happen before the end of September).
While tournaments currently can only be hosted by the devs, the goal for the future is to extend that ability to all players.

I'm not a big fan of sports video games, if anything I preferred the over the top games like NFL/NBA Street where you could wall run, and had a combo point counter for style.
Protoball sort of has that charm to me, where you can jump over people and launch into the air breaking necks as people look to the heavens for where you went. All The While the game can still be very competitive. When that clock counts down and there’s potential to win the game on a buzzerbeater goal everyone is dialed in trying to win.

I think Protoball has plenty to offer, learn the movement, grab mechanics, get comfortable shooting around in the practice arena, and then pop into a quick play game and score some goals.

Been following the devs behind this game for a few years now and got to know them well. Protoball has come very far from the early pre-alpha stages where I started playing. Gameplay is a fast paced low gravity team handball experience. Where team coordination, precise movement, and keen reflexes play a large role in your success. Currently the game offers only a quick play matchmaking option, but skill based matchmaking is planned for the future. Those interested in a more competitive setting can join the tournaments hosted by Protoball within the game (A tournament is planned to happen before the end of September). While tournaments currently can only be hosted by the devs, the goal for the future is to extend that ability to all players. I'm not a big fan of sports video games, if anything I preferred the over the top games like NFL/NBA Street where you could wall run, and had a combo point counter for style. Protoball sort of has that charm to me, where you can jump over people and launch into the air breaking necks as people look to the heavens for where you went. All The While the game can still be very competitive. When that clock counts down and there’s potential to win the game on a buzzerbeater goal everyone is dialed in trying to win. I think Protoball has plenty to offer, learn the movement, grab mechanics, get comfortable shooting around in the practice arena, and then pop into a quick play game and score some goals.