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worth every penny

This is a really fun game, very enjoyable. Lacking a player base which is a shame but the single player is fun and if you can get some friends online that's great. Some animations are weird; the optimisation isn't great: I get 60+fps but my friends just can't run it on their laptops; loading times are bad. But overall it's a a really fun game, and considering it's free, defintley worth picking up.

Honestly pretty fun and more content than I expected for a free game. My only real issue I have with it is that the tutorial doesn't actually teach you much... It gives you a place to practise, but it doesn't tell you any controls, so you're basically figuring it out for yourself. The lack of a real tutorial can make learning pretty frustrating at first, but eventually with enough time put into it I definitely improved. I played a couple regular games and watched a game where I pitted 2 CPU teams together which was fun enough to watch. Then I went through The Gauntlet (basically the story mode). The difficulty there seemed to increase at a fair enough rate. I only ran into one bug where the ball stopped mid-throw (I think I held it back too long and made it too slow?) anyway, the batter couldn't hit it and it just floated between the pitcher and batter. I ended up having to restart the game and redo that part of The Gauntlet. I haven't touched multiplayer so I can't give any thoughts on that, but I really enjoyed playing through single-player! Also, I really liked that the credits showed an early development version of the game! It's always neat to see how far a game has pro…

this game sucks

i ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hate that damn ass panther ♥♥♥♥

on par with mario superstar baseball and mlb the show