VR Baseball

This is FUN! Its a small game but its quite an exercise! I only stopped and i was tired :P

**Overdue update:** As of writing this, I have to say that my opinion of this game has changed. The developer has released several updates polishing existing content, and adding more. The game has also been updated quite consistently, and definitely appears to be on track to improve even further. Additionally, I have to apologize for my lack of understanding as to what the purpose of this game is. It is as it advertises, a Home Run Derby, and contains even more fun goodies beyond that. So overall, my negative views of this game have made a complete 180. If you're looking to take a trip to the batting cages and whack some balls around, I absolutely recommend this as your go-to. ------------------------------------------ Let me start by saying that I don't enjoy giving negative feedback on VR experiences this early in the industry's lifespan. I think most content has redeeming qualities, and anything made well in VR is good for VR. Home Run Derby is a well put together game. There's no motion sickness, and everything it claims to do works. That having been said, I personally cannot recommend this title to the average user. It is essentially batting practice, and as such there are minimal mechanics. Balls are launched to you at set intervals, and you hit them. You can change the ball size, and background. But that's about it. There does not seem to be a goal or a challenge beyond just hitting as many balls as far as you can. It grows stale quickly, and I would not be able to justify its price for its experience. The visuals are also very unpleasant, and the audio effects are grating. If you like baseball and enjoy going to actual batting cages, then this will be a good game for you. If you're just looking for a sports game to spend a lot of time in, then it likely won't be. As a free title, it's worth a download. For the nearly $10 asking price, I'd definitely pass.

This would be wonderful if the graphics were more realistic, but unfortunately there are severe limitations using Unity. Overall it can be semi-challenging, semi-realistic physics, and semi-fun, but it's just a glorified batting cage.

Very enjoyable single concept home run hitter! Pitching machine puts the ball in the same place every time, its quite simple once you get the hang of it. Great workout too. 3 difficulties gives three speeds.

The graphics are bad ass

Very simple game but so much fun. Hitting the beach balls 700ft is just too joyful to properly describe in words. It doesn't simulate anything but the batting cage (minus the weight of the bat) but can still be useful in practicing your timing of swings. For a game under $10 it's hard to find a fault with it.

while it is a fun vr game for like mabye 10-20 mins, i feel like this is a incomplete project and needs more to be added or at least a price drop, i feel like the game is worth no more then 2.49 theres just not much to do in this aside from hitting balls. i feel like there needs to be more varity in stadiums ( theres only one right now) and more modes to keep people playing longer at this time i would not recomend buying this vr game

It's not really a game. At best it's a tech demo that is incredibly lacking in things to demo.

You smash balls. Do you like smashing balls of various sizes? Then this game is for you. It's very simple but extremely fun! After several rounds of smacking baseballs, I get a good sweat going and it's so much fun! Hitting the beach balls are the easiest but it's incredibly satisfying as something to do as some mindless catharsis. This is little more than a tech demo yet it serves as proof that the future of VR gaming is bright. I highly recommend this simple but extremely satisfying little title!

This game is amazing!