Home Run

Home Run is baseball stripped down to its purest test: can you swing at exactly the right moment? The pitch comes, and there is one window — a few dozen milliseconds wide — where the bat meets the ball properly. Swing early and you are ahead of it. Swing late and it is already in the catcher's glove. Time it, and it goes a very long way.

The game is honest about what it is measuring. The delay before each pitch is random, so anticipating is not a strategy, it is a mistake. What you are actually training is the ability to stay ready without tensing up, and that is why your timing improves quickly at first and then gets stubborn. The gap between a hit and a home run is smaller than you think.

Every swing is logged to the millisecond, so you can see your timing settle into a pattern rather than guessing at it. Records keep your best swing, your home run count and your total at-bats, and the stats screen shows whether you are actually getting sharper or just getting lucky on the good days.

Home Run is completely offline: no account, no purchases, nothing sent anywhere. One pitch, one swing, one number that tells you the truth. Then, inevitably, one more at-bat.

Features:

Millisecond-accurate swing timing

Random pitch delay, no anticipating

Every swing logged

Records: best swing, home runs, at-bats

Offline, no account needed