Homerun Smash: Baseball Field of Dreams

At first, when I was hitting the ball 30 to 40 feet, I thought, well you know what I thought. But as I got into it and figures it out it became simple and fun. I like the white line In the field that moves every time you hit a personal best. This is a generous game. It does not require any cash and you can easily build strength enough to mash it over the fence. The ads are subtle and unobtrusive! Thank you. If you want to build experience more quickly you can watch an ad but it is not necessary. I appreciate the developer for this. The only problem is that when the ball flies over the fence at 255 feet, the program can not calculate the distance correctly. Once it told me I hit the ball over 2,000 feet. Sometimes it tells you it was 250’ which is inside the park. Since it is a home run game and the object is to build strength its measuring accuracy beyond the fence should be terrific. Also, when you look at the leaderboards the distance it say is your all-time best is way short of what you have been hitting. Change this and it’s five stars! Simple, easy to learn, fun. Not too challenging. Thanks.

At first, when I was hitting the ball 30 to 40 feet, I thought, well you know what I thought. But as I got into it and figures it out it became simple and fun. I like the white line In the field that moves every time you hit a personal best. This is a generous game. It does not require any cash and you can easily build strength enough to mash it over the fence. The ads are subtle and unobtrusive! Thank you. If you want to build experience more quickly you can watch an ad but it is not necessary. I appreciate the developer for this. The only problem is that when the ball flies over the fence at 255 feet, the program can not calculate the distance correctly. Once it told me I hit the ball over 2,000 feet. Sometimes it tells you it was 250’ which is inside the park. Since it is a home run game and the object is to build strength its measuring accuracy beyond the fence should be terrific. Also, when you look at the leaderboards the distance it say is your all-time best is way short of what you have been hitting. Change this and it’s five stars! Simple, easy to learn, fun. Not too challenging. Thanks.

At first, when I was hitting the ball 30 to 40 feet, I thought, well you know what I thought. But as I got into it and figures it out it became simple and fun. I like the white line In the field that moves every time you hit a personal best. This is a generous game. It does not require any cash and you can easily build strength enough to mash it over the fence. The ads are subtle and unobtrusive! Thank you. If you want to build experience more quickly you can watch an ad but it is not necessary. I appreciate the developer for this. The only problem is that when the ball flies over the fence at 255 feet, the program can not calculate the distance correctly. Once it told me I hit the ball over 2,000 feet. Sometimes it tells you it was 250’ which is inside the park. Since it is a home run game and the object is to build strength its measuring accuracy beyond the fence should be terrific. Also, when you look at the leaderboards the distance it say is your all-time best is way short of what you have been hitting. Change this and it’s five stars! Simple, easy to learn, fun. Not too challenging. Thanks.

Oh, in response to the previous review, baseball started out with a minimum of 250 feet from home plate, to the outfield fence. It was somewhat rare for the ball to even clear the fence, in home run situations, so, most home runs were inside the park. After decades of baseball, the players were getting bigger, and stronger, so they didn’t really start moving the outfield fence back, until later in the 20th century. So, with the maximum distance on this game being only 250 feet, the developers made this game fairly historically accurate. You’re welcome.

I like the idea of the game, but it seems a bit off. The have title is Homerun Smash, yet when you hit a homerun the have ends. I've had the gave end after TWO pitches. Not to mention that it doesn't track your longest HR the way it should, the fence is 255ft, I've hit a HR farther than that yet it doesn't record it. Also, the training is wonky, you earn points but they sometimes they reset to what they were before training.