Unofficial First Person Basketball Wiki

Welcome to the unofficial First Person Basketball wiki. This site exists to help players learn controls, finishing, camera settings, and patch changes for the Steam game First Person Basketball (app 5478590), developed and published by 纸上谈兵工作室. We are an independent fan resource. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or employed by the studio or Valve.

If you want store and news destinations first, open the Links Hub. For skill pages, start at Guides or Getting Started.

Game overview (short)

First Person Basketball is a first-person basketball experience covering practice, AI, and online play from 1v1 to 5v5. The pitch is intentionally lean: drive past defenders, find teammates, and finish with jumpers, layups, or dunks using WASD, Space, and the mouse. The full Steam release landed on November 4, 2026, with a notable November 5, 2026 follow-up that made Stable Camera the default for new players, kept Dynamic Camera available, fixed practice hand visibility issues after Controls menu visits, improved dunk framing, polished online scoring replays for non-hosts, and trimmed some multiplayer processing overhead.

Store baseline players often cite: Windows 11 64-bit, about 2 GB storage, and a low price near $1.99 (regional Steam pricing and discounts vary). Always confirm live store text on Steam.

What this wiki covers

• Guides — onboarding, controls, shooting, dunking, and related how-tos under Guides.
• Tier list — rankings for finishes and move setups on the Tier List Hub.
• Updates — patch explainers such as the Camera & Replay Patch via the Updates Hub.
• Tools — settings literacy, especially the Settings Guide on the Tools Hub.
• Links — Steam store and verification habits on the Links Hub.

What this wiki does not cover

• Redeem codes — not part of this product’s loop.
• Injected scripts / exploit pages — out of scope and against fair play.
• Fabricated YouTube IDs — we only embed videos when a real ID is verified; many pages intentionally ship without a video.
• Official support substitutions — account, refund, or legal issues belong on Steam / the developer’s channels.

Editorial standards

1. Steam-first facts — release dates, patch bullets, and store requirements should trace to Steam when possible.
2. Locale-agnostic internal links — wiki paths use trailing slashes like /guides/how-to-shoot/ so each language site can localize routing.
3. No bare URLs in teaching prose when an anchored phrase works better; external Steam links are labeled clearly on the Links hub.
4. Depth over fluff — leaf guides aim for substantial English explanations; hubs map the topic space and point onward.
5. Patch humility — when the studio says camera jolts or online control interruptions are still under investigation, we repeat that instead of inventing a fix.

How to use the site as a new player

1. Skim this page for expectations and disclaimer.
2. Buy or launch from the Steam store link hub.
3. Follow Getting Started and Controls.
4. Configure camera and sensitivity with the Settings Guide.
5. Drill finishes via How to Shoot and How to Dunk.
6. Check the Tier List Hub once basics feel comfortable.
7. After any update toast, read Updates and match versions with friends before online.

Accuracy and corrections

Game systems change. A settings default that is true after November 5, 2026 may shift again later. When you spot a contradiction between two wiki pages, prefer the newest patch article and the Steam news post, then assume we will reconcile the older guide. Community bug reports should include mode, camera type, party size, and version—the same detail the developer has asked for regarding remaining camera and online control issues.

Trademark & affiliation disclaimer

First Person Basketball, Steam, and related marks are property of their respective owners. Studio name 纸上谈兵工作室 and Valve / Steam branding appear here only for identification. This website is a fan-made, unofficial reference. It does not provide official customer support, does not collect gameplay accounts, and does not sell the game.

Legal pages for this website’s own terms live at the site footer links for terms, privacy, and cookies policies.

Why an unofficial wiki helps

Steam news posts are excellent records, but they are not structured as evergreen tutorials. Players still need durable pages for “how do I shoot,” “Stable vs Dynamic,” and “what did yesterday’s patch change.” That is the niche we fill: organized, interlinked, practice-oriented documentation that points back to Steam whenever authority matters.

Contact mindset (players helping players)

Share links to specific guides instead of vague advice. If a friend struggles with dunks after the framing update, send How to Dunk plus the Camera & Replay Patch summary. If lobby desync appears, send the version-match section of the Settings Guide before blaming the meta on the Tier List.

Thank you for reading and for keeping competitive sessions fair. Enjoy the gym—practice, AI, or online—and treat every patch as a chance to re-check your settings, not a reason to panic.