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About Baseball at Cards: Roguelike

BASEBALL AT CARDS is a single-player baseball roguelike deckbuilder where every at-bat is a hand of cards, every game is a card battle against a pitcher, and every run ends the moment you lose. FREE TO TRY, ONE-TIME UNLOCK Download and play a free sample game to learn the ropes. Unlock the full game with a single one-time in-app purchase. It includes the complete branching run, all hitter archetypes, every boss, and the full game economy. No subscriptions, no ads. BUILD YOUR ROSTER Start with 9 Average Joe players, each contributing 6 cards to your 54-card deck. Recruit new archetypes and swap them into any of your 9 roster slots as you go. Power hitter, contact specialist, base stealer or count-control specialist, every archetype has a unique card composition that can change the way you play. WALK THE MAP The run is a branching path, not a ladder. Regular-season stops are games, training, and events. They earn you cash and buffs, but no new talent. Playoff stops are boss fights and shops, and they are where you recruit and spend. Take big risks for bigger rewards, or play it safe and build steadily. FIGHT LIKE A PITCHER'S NIGHTMARE Balls, strikes, fouls, steals, bunts, wild pitches, home runs. Every card you draw is a decision. 21 boss pitchers each carry their own rule-bending modifiers, from shortened innings and faster outs to forced ball counts, turning a familiar deck into a fresh puzzle every run. ONE RUN, ONE SHOT Permadeath: lose a single fight and the run is over. Every draft, every shop visit, and every event choice matters right up to the final unknown ace waiting at the end of the road. THE DAILY RUN Every day brings one run that is the same for every player: the same map, opening pack and Run Rule. One attempt, posted to a Game Center leaderboard. Free players get a Daily Run every 7 days; the one-time unlock opens it every day. * A Daily Run, the same for everyone, with Game Center leaderboards, challenges and achievements. * 13 hitter archetypes with distinct card compositions. * A branching, regenerating run map, so no two runs play the same. * 21 boss pitchers with unique modifiers, plus a hidden pool of 3 possible final bosses. * A scripted event system with real trade-offs, not just flavor text. * One-time purchase unlocks the full game. No subscriptions, no ads.

What’s new

Version 1.2.1 · Updated October 22, 2026

Game Center bugfixes

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App privacy

The developer, Arnau Tresserras, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Usage Data: Product Interaction
  • Purchases: Purchase History
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Used for: Analytics, App Functionality

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