SUPER BOARD BASEBALL

SUPER BOARD BASEBALL — Swing with a single click! Simple controls, intense action!

SUPER BOARD BASEBALL is a casual arcade baseball game inspired by classic Japanese tabletop baseball games.Swing with perfect timing using only a mouse. Hit home runs, enjoy exciting 20-minute matches, and challenge three CPU difficulty levels.Pitching is fully automated.
All the player needs to do is click the mouse at the right timing to swing!
Where the ball hits on the board determines the result, such as “Home Run,” “Hit,” or “Out.”The camera dynamically follows the ball as it flies across the field.
Hit a home run, and colorful fireworks light up the scene!In CPU matches, you can choose from three difficulty levels: “Easy,” “Normal,” and “Hard.”
Additionally, a local two-player mode lets two people take turns playing on the same PC.
・In two-player matches, please take turns using the same mouse for each half-inning.Select 1, 3, 5, or 9 innings before each game.Enjoy a quick game when you're short on time or a full baseball experience when you're ready for a longer match.With simple controls, fast-paced action, and satisfying hitting,
SUPER BOARD BASEBALL lets anyone enjoy the fun of batting without complex rules — a fresh take on baseball games!

Simple Rules & Terms (For First-Time Baseball Players)

• Strike = Missed hit.
  3 strikes = 1 out.
• Ball = Safe pitch (no swing).
  4 balls = the batter goes to first base.
• Out = Big mistake.
  3 outs = switch offense and defense.
• 1 Inning = 1 turn.
• 1 Game = 9 innings.
  If the score is tied after 9 innings, extra innings are played.
• Hit = Reach base and advance runners
  according to the judgment panel shown in-game.
• Run (Score) = A runner returns to home base.
• Home Run = Instant score.
  All runners on base also score.

・You don’t need to remember these.・Just play once, and you’ll get it.You don’t need baseball knowledge — just click and play.— Developer Comment —
“Since adding this game to my Steam library, I suddenly realized I had played for over 70 hours. At first it was for testing, but before I knew it, I was fully invested, trying desperately to beat the CPU on the ‘HARD’ difficulty.I think the reasons I keep coming back to it are:
• Each match takes about 20 minutes and has a great tempo
• The CPU’s scoring balance feels just right, making every game unfold differentlyWe are continuously making small improvements and will keep enhancing the game's quality through future updates.