Beach Baseball

Beach Baseball is a laid-back summer game for anyone who is tired of the usual beach activities. Sun, sea, sand, and no school. Most people swim, sunbathe, or play volleyball, but our heroes wanted something different. They came up with their own twist on baseball. They drew concentric circles in the sand as a target and decided to swing at pitches and try to land the ball right in the middle. Before you start, you choose a difficulty level from several options. You get ten attempts per round to score as many points as possible. The closer the ball lands to the center of the drawn circles, the more points you earn. The pitcher and batter are already in place and ready to go. Off in the distance, you can see the target in the sand, made up of circles of different sizes.

How to play?

A marker appears in front of you that shows the approximate spot where the ball will land after your hit. Your main aiming tool is a purple circle. Move it around the field near the marker and watch how the predicted flight path changes. The circle shows where the ball will finally land based on its current position. Slide the purple circle so it lines up roughly over the target drawn farther down the beach. When the trajectory looks right and the circle is aimed at the target, stop moving it. The pitcher throws the ball, then press the button to swing. If your aim is correct, the ball will follow the planned arc and land inside the circles in the sand. Hitting the very center gives you the maximum score. Landing on the edge of the outer circle is worth fewer points. If you miss all the circles, you earn nothing. Use all your attempts to dial in your aim and go for perfect accuracy with every hit.