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Dunk like you're drunk

Searchers type “hit the basket with everything you can.” The Steam name is Dunk like you're drunk: hit the hoop with a basketball, a beach ball, and a leaf bag. The counter stops at 3. On 4 Nov 2026 the public rate was 44.9%.

Steam screenshot of the pool area HUD in Leaf it Alone, including a negative balance
Steam screenshot of the pool area HUD in Leaf it Alone, including a negative balance

Three objects, one hoop

This is a shopping list, not a distance test. The basketball waits in the garage. The beach ball floats at the pool. The bag is one you make yourself. The football sitting on the front yard is a red herring; guides that list the three legal objects leave the football off the list, and the achievement text names only the ball, the beach ball, and the bag.

Patch 1.0.4 moved the moment those three hits start counting, so an earlier attempt may have been ignored. If you rake the court bare before you throw, you can be left with no leaves to stuff into a bag. Do the bag throw while the court still has material.

Nothing in the official sentence says the three hits must happen in one visit, or that a bounce off the backboard counts. I stop at “the counter wants three, one per object.” I will not add a same-session rule that nobody published.

Why this is not Trashketball

Trashketball grades how far you stand from the bin. This one grades whether three specific objects touch the hoop. People mix them up because both involve a bag and the court. If your search was the 15 meter bin throw, use the Trashketball page instead of repeating throws at the rim.

Steam screenshot of a leaf-covered yard in Leaf it Alone
Steam screenshot of a leaf-covered yard in Leaf it Alone

Questions

Does the football count?

The achievement text does not name it. Guides say the front-yard football is not one of the three.

Where is the beach ball?

In the pool. A Steam screenshot of that area shows the ball in the water.

Related: TrashketballAll achievements

Sources

Limitation: Public guides supply item positions, while the official description supplies the three-item requirement.

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