Goal

Score by making contact and sending the ball across the tabletop. Distance, carry, roll, dimensions, and special interactions can change the result. Avoid three outs while trying to outscore the opponent.

Single Player

1. Select Get in the Box or press Space.
2. Hold the field to charge power; release to lock it.
3. Aim with W/S as the pitch approaches.
4. Press Space or click as the ball crosses the plate.

Score Attack

Choose 1 Player or 2 Player, then Score Attack in Game Options. Each batter gets 10 pitches: hits, fouls, missed swings, and called strikes use a pitch. Taken balls are free, with no ball/strike count, walks, or strikeout penalties. In two-player games, the opponent selects pitches and locations; swap roles after the first batter’s 10 pitches. Highest score wins. The final hit finishes before Game Over.

Two Player

1. The pitcher chooses one of four pitches with W/A/S/D.
2. Choose location: W high, A/D middle, or S low.
3. The pitch locks and the batter selects Get in the Box.
4. The batter sets power, aims with W/S, and swings with Space.

Choose 3 Innings or Score Attack. Purchased power-ups are disabled.

Mobile Controls

Drag vertically on the left side to aim and tap Swing on the lower right. In two-player games, on-screen buttons appear for pitch type and high, middle, or low location selection.

Power and Contact

Power affects exit speed, but aim and timing determine contact quality. Strongly aligned, well-timed swings travel farther; poor contact can produce misses, weak hits, fouls, or outs.

Count and Innings

Four balls award a walk. Three strikes or a caught fly ball create an out. Three outs change sides. The scoreboard identifies the active batter and pitcher during two-player games.

Difficulties

• Training: adjustable practice with no persistent progress.
• Easy: slower pitches.
• Normal: standard play.
• Hard: faster pitches and stronger CPU scoring.
• Extreme: faster play with special pitches.

Loadouts and Unlocks

Choose a scene, atmosphere, ball, bat, pitching portal, and batter. Normal games record statistics, achievements, discoveries, and unlock progress. Each named save slot keeps separate progress.

Coins and Power-Ups

Collect coins during normal play, Pinball, and CORE Flight. Coins are saved to the active slot and can buy consumable single-player power-ups in the Shop.

Bonus Dimensions

Hit into special portals to enter Cloud or CORE challenges. Cloud scores are doubled. CORE adds cavern formations and lava hazards. In multiplayer, the opposing player continues pitching.

Pinball

Discover the Pinball table in NEON to unlock its minigame. Choose an unlocked ball and score across three attempts. Use Space or press the table to flip, and collect coins along the way.

CORE Flight

Discover CORE to unlock its flight minigame. After the countdown, tap Space or press the screen to stay airborne. Avoid the cavern floor, ceiling, and formations while collecting coins.

Menu and Tutorial

Press Esc to open the in-game menu. The first batting tutorial is skippable; use the button below to schedule it for your next non-Training game.