16 handpicked Scratch baseball | Scratch games

If you love baseball games or timing games, be sure to give this one a try. The objective of this game is to hit an incoming baseball with a bat by timing your swing accurately. Since you never know when the ball is coming, you’ll be waiting with anticipation. When you hit the ball, the result is displayed – whether it’s a home run or if you’ve advanced to first base. This display adds to the excitement. The controls are easy to learn, so anyone, from children to adults, can enjoy playing.

I like the idea of this one. It works with just the background picture and the movement of each ball type. To be honest, the difference between some of the balls, like the difference between a screwball and a two-seam fastball, is too subtle to notice. But, I think it has succeeded in showing the different types of breaking balls. The game also has a magic ball called “ayanofuji.” I feel this could be expanded to include many different magic ball ideas. I think there’s also room for geeky ideas like southpaw versions and sidewinder versions, you name it.

This is a baseball board game with very simple gameplay. All you have to do is click at the right timing to hit the ball thrown by the pitching machine. The hit ball will fly towards targets in the outfield, and depending on the target hit, it will be determined as an out, a hit (single, double, or triple), or a home run. Surprisingly, it’s challenging to find the perfect timing to make solid contact with the bat. The key is to take a brief pause after the ball is pitched and then swing.

One of the best quality baseball games on Scratch. It’s out of this world. One of the best baseball games ever. There’s a lot of English text, but it’s small things like START that you often see in games, so that shouldn’t stop you from playing. This is a game worth playing even if you have to get over the language barrier. However, it’s heavy, so you might want to get the TurboWarp version. The new version by the creator has even more English in it, but if you really love MLB, you’ll be able to overcome that barrier.

This game involves training a baseball batter for a year to improve their batting average and runs batted in (RBI) for the following season. There are four training opportunities each month from January to December. The training focuses on batting power, contact, and persistence. As the player trains, their stamina decreases, and the risk of injury increases. By taking breaks, the player can recover stamina and reduce the risk of injury.

Positive events such as extra practice and practice games occur when the player’s stamina is high, while negative events like injuries happen when the stamina is low. The key seems to be maintaining high stamina while training. In December, the season automatically starts, and after a countdown of 1,000 at-bats, the player’s batting average and RBI statistics are revealed. The game encourages players to aim for a batting average above .400, but it’s quite challenging.

Although it’s a simple simulation game, there’s an element of luck involved, and players can enjoy experimenting with different parameter combinations. Be cautious not to click training buttons when speech bubbles are displayed, as this may cause the game to freeze.

You hear various breaking ball pitches mentioned in baseball news. Well, this project shows you how the ball moves in an animation of each type of pitch. If you watch this, it may come in handy when you watch baseball games on TV. Personally, I would have liked it if they had put disappearing magic balls in this. I didn’t know you could make educational works like this using only movements. It might be possible to make a project showing sumo techniques.