Baseball Simulator

⚾ BASEBALL LIFE

PLAYER'S GUIDE

Baseball Life Simulator

Your life unfolds beyond that one pitch.

Compete at a prestigious school. Balance work and baseball. Aim for the top from the independent league. Cross the ocean and challenge the big stage.

In a world based on reality, practice, games, academics, work, and relationships all matter. Your choices and efforts will shape the life of a baseball player.

Start anywhere, choose any path.

High School Baseball Company Teams, Clubs, and Amateur Baseball Independent League Japanese Professional Baseball US Minors/Majors

Whether you aim for pro or just want to keep playing baseball you love, the choice is yours. Career paths and contracts will open up based on your current skill, achievements, and conditions.

READ YOUR ABILITIES

An ability score of "100" is the gateway to professional play.

Ability scores range from 1 to 200, representing your current skill in that area. These are not measures of success rate or future potential.

100+

Professional Level

170+

World Class

190+

Historic Realm

Reference for each ability | Unique criteria for this simulation

1-29 | Beginner / Basic Skill Acquisition Stage

30-59 | General Amateur

60-79 | Experienced Upper-Level Amateur

80-99 | Strong Amateur / National Level

100-119 | Entry Level for Professionals

120-149 | Professional Starter / Core Player

150-169 | Top Domestic Player / National Team Level

170-189 | World Class / Major League Level

190-200 | Historically Outstanding Realm

These are guidelines for each ability. Not all professionals exceed 100 in every category, and some amateurs may have one exceptional ability above 100. A single high score doesn't make a player complete.

Example Player Profile:

Power 110 / Contact 50

This player has the power to hit for distance, reaching the professional level. However, their ability to make contact with the ball still has room for improvement, indicating raw potential. A single high score does not define a complete player.

Only pitch speed is displayed in "km/h".
150 km/h and an ability score of 150 are measured on different scales.

Detailed Explanation of Abilities and Skills

Physical Abilities

Speed = How fast you run / Arm Strength = Throwing power / Stamina = Ability to sustain physical activity / Recovery = Ability to recover from fatigue.

Batting Abilities

Contact = Skill in hitting the ball / Power = Force and distance of batted balls / Plate Discipline = Ability to judge balls and strikes / Bunting = Skill in bunting.

Baserunning & Fielding

Baserunning Skill = Starting, decision-making, and rounding bases / Fielding Reaction = Reaction to hit balls / Catching = Skill in securing the ball / Throwing Accuracy = Precision in throwing to a target. These are separate from running speed and arm strength.

Pitching Abilities

Velocity = Speed of the pitch (km/h) / Stuff = Quality of the pitch, especially fastballs, making it hard to hit / Control = Ability to throw to a specific location. A fast pitch doesn't automatically mean it's accurate.

Positional Proficiency & Breaking Pitches

Proficiency refers to familiarity and understanding of the role for a specific defensive position. Breaking Pitches lists the pitches the player knows. Completion level indicates how refined each pitch is, with proficiency and completion also recorded on a 1-200 scale. Untaught pitches are marked as such.

Skills

Techniques like pickoffs and quick pitches, as well as unique player traits. Their effects are explained in their descriptions. Skill levels like "Beginner" or "Intermediate" indicate the stage of learning for that technique.

Condition

Includes form, fatigue, and injury status. Even with the same ability score, the actual performance can vary based on the player's condition on any given day.

YOUR FIRST PLAY

Start by defining your character.

Provide your name, age, personality, background, and where you want to start. Nationality, gender, and affiliation are up to you. Detailed stats can be automatically generated based on your character profile.

Example Starting Input:

"A pitcher entering high school. Little experience, but confident in my fastball. I want to start from the first day of baseball practice."

During gameplay, express your intentions.

"Focus on control in the bullpen."
"After practice, I'll talk to my teammates."
"Let's focus on practice this week. Stop me if anything major happens."

You can play pitch by pitch or advance through specified periods. Current abilities, results, relationships, and schedules are visible in the in-game widgets.

Hone your skills through practice and experience. Achieve results in games. Earn recognition from others. Build your unique path by accumulating these elements.

Your baseball life starts here.