Six hitting game: Maximum, in 3D

Maximum is a free 3D cricket batting game. You get six balls under the lights, one from each of six bowlers, from express pace to spin, in a new order every innings. Time each shot and hit the longest six you can. It plays in your browser and in the app.

How to play

  1. Pick a level, from Club to Elite panel.
  2. Watch the bowler come in: you know his name, his pace and a spinner's turn, never the line or length.
  3. Hold to charge the power, then swipe as the ring closes on the ball, or aim and click on a computer.
  4. Pick the shot for the line, since the wrong one loses distance.
  5. Clear the rope for a six, and see how far each hit went.

Scoring

Your score comes from your longest hit, up to 100, with 10 more for an innings with no miss. Every distance is worked out on the server from what you did, and the longest sixes go on the board.

Levels and grounds

Club bowlers are gentle, with the widest window to time it; the Elite panel brings late swing, big turn and the narrowest window. Each numbered innings is played at one of four grounds, and everyone faces the same six balls. Maximum uses Energy, which refills by itself.

Questions

Is there a free six hitting game?

Yes. Maximum is a free 3D batting game in your browser and in the app: six balls, and you try to hit the longest six.

How do I hit a six?

Charge the power, swipe as the ring closes on the ball, and pick the right shot for the line. Clear the rope and it is six.

Do I need a download?

No. It runs in your browser, even on a 2 GB phone.

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