Home Run Derby: Baseball Game

Step up to the plate in a life-size ballpark and swing for the fences. With PlayStation VR2 Sense controllers, the bat is in your hands. Your timing, bat speed, and point of contact decide how hard, how high, and which way the ball flies. Pull one down the line, drive one into the gap, or square one up and watch it clear the wall. Every hit shows its distance and exit velocity. No controllers? Bunt for points with just your hands. THREE WAYS TO PLAY • Practice: Pitches keep coming for as long as you like. Rack up home runs and chase your longest hit. • Competition: 10 Pitches • Bunt Targets: Soft hands, sharp aim. Cushion the pitch into a target along the first- or third-base line for 100 points. The ball has to stay fair and stop inside the target to count. Play with controllers or just your hands. THREE BALLPARKS, THREE PERSONALITIES • AH Apps Stadium: A small-town park ringed with pines. 307 feet to left, 401 to center, 315 to right. • Counter Punch Park: A 37-foot green wall looms just 310 feet down the left-field line. • Spatial Shooting Range Stadium: Three towering decks and a 314-foot short porch in right. Every park has its own wall shape, heights, and distances. To count as a home run, the ball has to clear that wall in fair territory. UNDER THE LIGHTS Play at night under a starry sky with floodlights across the field, or switch to a day game. The video board beyond the outfield wall tracks your home runs, pitches, and longest hit, and celebrates every time you go deep. MAKE IT YOURS • Bat right- or left-handed • Set your strike height • Choose Normal or Fast pitch speed • Pick Easy, Normal, or Hard difficulty (Easy is the most forgiving) • Adjust how the bat sits in your controller • Watch your bat speed live in mph • Keep your best round and longest hit as personal records GOOD TO KNOW • Practice and Competition require PlayStation VR2 Sense controllers and visionOS 26 or later. • A full swing carries your hands out of the headset's view, so hand tracking plays Bunt Targets, where both hands stay in front of you. • Clear plenty of room to swing, and secure your wrist straps. • Single-player, with computer-simulated rivals. • No ads, no account, and no internet connection needed. The bat, ballparks, pitching machine, and sound effects were all made from scratch for this game.