SWISH16

Be the GM. Build the roster that shuts everyone up.

SWISH16 is a basketball squad-drafting and simulation game: roll random rosters from a catalogue of over 2,100 real NBA players, pick your five, set your formation on the court, and simulate the run — then prove your basketball IQ across quiz, career-guessing and prediction modes.

DRAFT & SIMULATE

Roll random rosters, build your dream five, and take it through a full campaign under a salary cap. Use rerolls when a pick doesn't fit your plan, set your five-man formation on the court diagram, and chase the perfect run — 16 games, 16 wins.

BASKETBALL LIFE — PLAYER CAREER

Create a fictional player and live their career season after season: build your ratings, chase awards, and see how far a single career can go.

MORE WAYS TO PLAY

• Daily Challenge — name every player on a rotating real roster before the timer runs out, with difficulty-scaled hints and a streak to protect

• Career Path — clubs are revealed one at a time; guess the legend before you run out

• Draft Battle — head-to-head drafting online against a friend or the CPU, best of 3

• Quiz — name the roster faster than your opponent

• Bingo — fill a Team × Country grid before time runs out

• Predictions — call outcomes across a tournament and grow your capital

• Guess Who — narrow down a mystery player using position, team, age and more

PROGRESSION THAT STICKS

Collect legends into your Album, unlock Court Skins, Card Frames, Score Animations and Themes in the Collection, chase Achievements and the Hall of Fame, frame your perfect runs in the Dream Book, track your Stats and History, and complete Weekly Missions. Local best scores keep track of your own high-water marks — no server required.

PLAY YOUR WAY

Play entirely offline, at your own pace — no account, no login, no pressure. Online Draft Battles and co-op modes are there when you want to play against real people. SWISH16 supports 11 languages and adapts its hints to whatever difficulty you choose.

SWISH16 is free to play and supported by ads, with no pay-to-win mechanics — just rosters, tactics, and bragging rights.