Offensive tactics are the core means of creating scoring opportunities and controlling the rhythm of basketball games. As modern basketball continues to evolve towards faster pace, greater spacing, and increased physicality, traditional single-model offensive approaches can no longer meet the demands of high-level competition. Starting from the fundamental concepts of basketball offensive tactics, this paper systematically analyzes mainstream offensive forms such as half-court offense, fast break, pass and cut, pick and roll, drive and kick, and zone offense. Combining tactical execution points, player responsibilities, and on-court application strategies, it explores training methods and development trends in modern basketball offensive tactics. The aim is to provide theoretical reference and practical guidance for teams to build scientific, efficient, and versatile offensive systems, thereby comprehensively enhancing overall offensive efficiency and the ability to win games.