Tryout
Your performance sets your starting line
How you're rated decides whether you land at an elite program or a regular school — and that shapes how much you play and whether you start.
From high school dirtto the Hall of Fame —now it's your turn.
An original mobile baseball game about raising your own player, reading the duel, and feeling every pitch.
The baseball games you love shouldn't play like this.
- Pay-to-win power creep
- Strategy and judgment, not your wallet
- Auto-play sims with no feel
- Real pitcher–batter duels you can feel
- Gacha rosters everyone copies
- A one-of-a-kind player you raise from zero
- Shallow, grindy progression
- A career mode with real depth
Career mode
A baseball life of your ownIn development
It starts with a ninth-grade tryout. From there, high school — then college, amateur ball, or a shot at the pros.
Training
Training is a card game
Plan your hand for the biggest payoff, while hitting the targets your head coach sets.
Scrimmages
Scout your rivals by playing them
Warm-up games show you how each school plays and how good they are — and earn you experience to raise your ratings.
Off the field
Every choice shapes who you become
On the field, in the locker room, in front of reporters — your choices build your personality and change your ratings.
Growth
Draw a temple fortune for the year ahead
Every Lunar New Year, a fortune stick reveals your growth rate. Good luck or bad, it sets your experience bonus for the whole year.
Tournaments
Make your name in the summer and winter tournaments
Sixteen high schools, single elimination. Take your team to the top and win individual awards along the way.
All three years of high school are built. College, amateur, and pro are still in the works.
Pitcher vs. batter
From the release to the swing
Pitchers mix their pitches to work the batter. Batters read the pitch and wait for a mistake.
- 23
- Four-seamers, sliders, splitters, sinkers… a deep arsenal to work with.
- 103
- Four tiers — including negative traits that hold a player back.
- 0→100
- Play well and it heats up, making you harder to face.
The umpire can miss — so you can challenge
It comes down to your eye. If any part of the ball touches the zone, it's a strike — even if it just clips the edge.
Your opponent reads your pitch calling
They remember where you went with two strikes last time — while you're reading which pitches they're comfortable with.
Devlog
Devlog
Building Final Inning Baseball from zero, one post at a time. The devlog is written in Chinese, the way it's posted on Threads.
Day744
The goal is simple: a baseball game you can keep playing for years.
The game is still in development, built by one developer in Taiwan. For partnerships, publishing, or press, email me — it comes straight to my inbox.
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