
Play a fast paced game of 1v1 baseball where your parents wouldn't let you. Break windows for home runs, smash toys and other house hold items, and avoid all the destruction while playing an arcade style baseball game.
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The highly anticipated follow up to Indoor Kickball!
Indoor Baseball is BIGGER, better, and even more destructive!
Indoor Baseball is a 1v1 baseball game played in the rooms of your house! Play in a goofy story mode to work your way up to make the school baseball team. Play a 14 game randomly generated season mode, or quick play 1v1 in a local multiplayer match against a friend or CPU.

Each field has their own unique ways to hit home runs:
Smash through the window in the living room
Hit the ball into the mini hoop in the bedroom
Ding the ball into the toilet in the bathroom
Dozens of other insane ways to hit home run

Break through windows for home runs
Avoid physics obstacles to field the ball and run the bases
Destroy too much and you may run in to an angry parent during your game

Play in a randomly generated season mode
Make it to playoffs for a chance to win the Championship
See if you can lead the league in home runs!

After getting cut from the school's baseball team, you are determined to prove you belong on the team
Play enough games to work your way up the ladder to get another try out for the team
Destroy too many things and your parents might make you do some chore mini games through out your journey
Dozens of unique ways to hit home runs, unique to each field.
Throw from a selection of 10 different pitch types, depending on your character selection.
Choose from a 12+ different characters, each with their own strengths and weaknesses.
Unlock home run celebrations, home run explosions, and strike out celebrations/taunts
Play through a ridiculous story mode to see if you can improve enough to make your school's baseball team.
Play through a randomly generated 14 game season to with the championship.
Challenge a friend and play 1v1 local multiplayer (*requires controller for 2nd player)
Will Angry Mom or Angry Dad make an appearance to ruin your destructive fun?!
Sums Steam only; PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo publish no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $14.99 | 17reviews | 76% | — | $6.3K |
| $14.99 | 40ratings | 69% | — | not modelled | |
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TLDR: A solid baseball game with sound mechanics, unique playstyle, and enough RNG to keep it fresh that would benefit from some slight quality improvements. Story mode is enjoyable. DISCLAIMER: I don’t write many reviews but saw this game only had 6 and has been out about a month so I figured I would provide my thoughts for prospective buyers. I am an older gamer (80s) and have been playing baseball games since NES. I am a fan of 2 button baseball games and occasionally play some of the modern games. I am a big fan of the Japanese power pros franchise and the best baseball game of all time, Mario Baseball on GameCube. Didn’t use AI to write this. SUMMARY: You play 1v1 baseball inside various indoor locations. There is a quick play, story, season and a few other modes including some minigames (I think only available through story). You can choose your character which have varying stat loadouts. THE GOOD: Indoor baseball is a quick easy to play baseball game with simplified controls. It allows you to pitch, field, run and hit. The ability to free run as the runner is fun. Fielding is pretty straightforward, but the ability to dive feels natural and being able to throw the ball at the runner is tough but fun. The obstacles in the field feel like they are appropriate and allow decent amount of RNG to keep games fresh. Incorporation of a story mode has been the main draw for me to this game. The story mode is much longer than I expected and gives you incentive to push through a schedule of games at different locations. You get to unlock new players as well. NEEDS IMPROVEMENT: The elephant in the room is the lack of multiplayer. It seems such an obvious addition to this game, and I assume it will come eventually……. There aren’t any bugs, but I have noticed a few random things that have caused me to have to restart the game. Mainly it will stop recognizing my controller and default to only keyboard/mouse. This is always fixed by restarting the game. It only happened on the menus. Another small improvement is when you reach a base safely or are just touching the base as the runner it should light up. I have run past a base a couple times because I wasn’t sure I was on it yet and was tagged out because of it. Small change but would be helpful. The RNG on errors seems to be a little crazy. I have lost a couple of games because of multiple errors in an inning. I am fine with not being a perfect fielder, since you’re a kid playing indoor baseball, but sometimes it seems a bit unbalanced. VALUE: At $15 initially I thought it was a little overpriced. But now that I am a little further in, I think it’s a fair price. Story mode will keep me motivated enough to get value out of it, then will always have it as a game to pick up and play. If this ever hits a sale under $10 then it’s an easy choice for solid value. FINAL THOUGHTS: I am glad I picked up this game. I like having games to pick up and play randomly.
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Languages: English
| $14.99 |
| 25ratings |
| 68% |
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Game has a ton of potential, but unfortunately every time i tried to play the lag was horrible im not sure if its on my end or if the game was struggling to keep up with everything happening, if the issue is resolved i will try to return to it at some point.
I haven't had this much fun with an arcade baseball game since I was a kid playing baseball in my living room because it was too hot outside to go play! It's super fun, and I found myself getting really into the games. Still working my way through story mode, but even quick play is fun! This game made me feel like a kid again, which I love.
Had a blast with this. Love that it has a Home Run Derby mode too. Big fan of Indoor Kickball, and this builds on that in a really satisfying way. Looking forward to more Indoor games!
I've only played for about 30 minutes and already have come across bugs that prevented me from playing the game. One bug was where my character was stuck/couldn't move while I was pitching so I couldn't play. I had to go back to the main menu and start my game over. Keep it on your wishlist for now until these bugs are fixed.
Really love the time I've played soo.far, love art style and cool gameplay. Ill be playing this alot
supper fun
AMAZING
Great game but make it so in the settings you can make yourself lefty so you dont have to click the bottion every time
Indoor Baseball reminded me of the good old days when my brothers and I would play indoor baseball and then play crazy arcade sports games like Slugfest. One time we even broke the picture frame with our parents' wedding photo lol Overall, I had an absolute blast with this game. My absolute favorite part is the pure chaos that comes with each game, like how I hit a walk off inside the park home run because the CPU ran into a dog. 😂 It took me about 5 hours to get all of the achievements, but it didn't feel like 5 hours lol. The game has a few game options to choose from: Quick Play, Season Mode, Story Mode, and Moonshot Mayhem (Home Run Derby). Story Mode is a delight. You play a mixture of regular games, mini games, home run derbies, and boss games. The CPU is good enough that nothing felt overly easy and provided a solid challenge. In the end, this is a solid arcade baseball game that's well worth it, and I look forward to coming back to this one in the future whenever I want to play some baseball.
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