Baseball Smash Field of Dreams
Try to land the ball close to red flag on the field - each time this gets you a new baseball card to build your vintage card collection. Gather rare baseball cards from the legendary T206 trading card set from the early 1900's, featuring MLB superstars like Ty Cobb. Finding batters with better batting average will improve your chances for smashing home runs. The base version of the game contains 50 baseball cards with more coming in future updates. Most cards are easy to collect by playing games, but some are harder to find. If you are lucky and you might even end up with the super-rare Honus Wagner card.
Smash the competition in the league by using the experience generated by playing games to level up your player stats. Upgrading the power and accuracy of your batter will let you score homerun after homerun on the baseball diamond. In addition to the ball hitting action you also earn free experience points by simply opening the game each day.
Category : Sports
Reviews (26)
If it's a hr derby, why pause for exp.? Btw a great game. Too easy for upgrading
Boring, stupid, don't waste your time
OMG! This is awful
a true baseball for life in atlanta
Stupid game it's so dumb
I love this game been playing it for a long time keep up the awesome work!
Game was lots of fun at first, but as I gained power, it became too easy to hit HRs. Eventually, it became almost impossible to NOT hit the ball out of the park. Also, I have never been able to see my card collection, only by "best card". The"scores" button doesn't seem to do anything either.
The controls are actually pretty easy once you figure them out and the graphics look great. Cool little game
It's hard to pin down exactly what year this is. 1912 makes the most sense however some of the players are on other teams if you go back to 1909, there are guys not with the right teams that are cited in this game. However it's really clear the designer is a Yankee fan because there are five players from those horrid New York American League teams in those years. One Hall of Famer one scandalous cheat and three absolute nobody's! Including the legendary Ray Demmit who gets a 5000 pt XP card - he played one year in New York (1909) sucked, and moved on. Meanwhile powerhouses of the time, the Boston American League team only has two entries! Also there's a player on Minnesota which was in DC at the time, note a player from Rochester which is a nineteenth-century team, another guy from Providence. Fun game I really liked it, but unless the dev is a great grandchild of Ray Demmit, I don't like Yankee propaganda.
Very simple to learn. Has TONS of potential with future upgrades. The batting controls could be more user friendly. Good Game tho!
This game was pretty good until I hit a home run... you describe the game as a "home run derby" game, but my time at bat *ends* when I hit a homer!!! WHAT?!?!? In a home run derby, the object is to hit as many home runs as you can during your time at bat! To cut me off after I hit one home run is ridiculous. Why on earth would my round be over after one home run??? It's crazy. No good.
It was difficult at first to get the controls down. Once you get that out of the way it's easier. I'm wondering if there is going to be more to it then just hitting the ball and getting it close to the flag?!?
Its really good i would recommend for all baseball fans and its just a basic game but really a lot of fun
Nice, challenging, game. Hard at first, but nice once you get the hang of it. Build your hitters with power& accuracy.
Really good game! I literally have nothing negative about it other than it takes a little long to load.
I love the field of dreams type feeling of this game please make some more
Horrible controls. I hate this game.
Waste of time. *Controls are horrible*
As a former baseball player I found it easy I really wish I could hit balls like this
Fun and is awesome because I baseball
Need more game play
Simple but addicting
The idea alone is worth 5 stars :-)
Worst game in the history of the world!!?!
Really fun
game doesn't recognize distance properly. a homerun mark is at 255ft, yet the game indicates my longest homerun is at 250ft. other than that it's a nice waste of time