Pixel Pro Baseball Apple

Pixel Pro Baseball

By: Pixamo App
Addicting Arcade Baseball

Overview

Rating:
4.50 +28
(13,888)
Version:
2.0.8
Last updated: 2026-05-26
Ranking
#14,985 ▼ 21
Overall

Features & Capabilities

Pixel Pro Baseball is an addicting arcade baseball game that blends skill-based batting and pitching with accessible controls, realistic physics, and retro pixel-art visuals. Choose from Quick Game, Designated Hitter, or Dynasty modes to experience a personal career or manage an entire team across multiple leagues.

In Designated Hitter, play a batter's multi-season career with practice sessions, side challenges, and career-driven story effects. In Dynasty, manage rosters and budgets across 4 leagues, 120 teams, and thousands of players, chasing championships and a host of achievements.

User Growth & Download Statistics

By:
Pixamo
Rating:
4.50
(13,888)
28 new ratings
Version:
2.0.8 Last updated: 2026-05-26
Version code:
886091591
Creation date:
2021-08-12
Compatible devices:
Size:
110.51MB
URLs:
Website ,Privacy policy
Full description:
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Source:
Apple Apps Store
Data ingested on:
2026-08-29
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Developed by:
Pixamo
Apple Apps Store
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pixel-pro-baseball/id1552219662
Website:
http://www.pixamogames.com

User Reviews

Pixel Pro Baseball has an appealing retro visuals and satisfying home-run moments, making it great for casual, road-trip play. However, reviews repeatedly flag heavy monetization and gated content (innings, teams, dynasty, ads), limited free play, and overly challenging/hard-to-interpret hitting mechanics. Performance hiccups like freezes and crashes worsen the experience, and intrusive ads can disrupt gameplay. If developers address monetization, improve hit feedback, and stabilize performance, the game could better realize its retro potential.
Pros
  • Retro visuals and baseball feel have strong appeal.
  • Casual, road-trip-friendly gameplay.
  • Hit moments (home runs) feel rewarding when they happen.
  • Noted as one of the better retro baseball games.
Cons
  • Heavy monetization and paywalls: innings, teams, dynasty, and ads limit progress.
  • Limited free play and gating at-bats; content locked behind purchases.
  • Hitting/pitching mechanics are too hard and lack clear feedback.
  • Performance issues: occasional freezes/crashes and unreliable gameplay.
  • Ads can interrupt gameplay or feel intrusive.
Recent reviews
This game is very fun. I’ve played dozens of hours and strongly remind it. It was worth the upgrades. However, I’ve been trying to up the difficulty and I find it to be way unbalanced. On Beginner, you’ll bat .750. Okay, makes sense. On easy tool bat .500. Again, it makes sense. On regular, I’m batting .150. I cannot get a hit. Everything goes foul. Everything’s a pop up. And everything that doesn’t go foul ends up in someone’s mitt. I have spent a lot of time trying to catch up but it’s just crazy hard and the aiming and timing are so sensitive that even when it looks like I should’ve had a solid hit, it was foul or in someone’s glove. I’m not a super twitch gamer but surely I’m not this bad. There’s a lot of features I’d love for this game, and I’m volunteering to help you make the dialogue in DH mode not crazy embarrassing. Quit telling me to trust the process and then demand I produce RBIs, guys. That makes no sense. I’m going to go a step further: my toon is destroying the ball, but since it’s magically attracted to gloves, then I have a manager and other players telling me to TRY HARDER. Like, maybe you should hire someone who has watched a baseball game and knows something about how the game is played. I played a 162 game season, I hit 148 homers (who’s jacked now, Bonds?), I got 300 hits (suck it Ted Williams), my batting average was .485 and I had an OPS of 1.4xx to end the season, and I had some guy who’s hitting .235 and who leaves me on base 95% of the time telling me I need to work the pitcher or get a homer. Along with typos, obvious misunderstandings of baseball terminology, etc., this game can be extremely frustrating and I am dying to make it better. On the other hand, the basics are good and I am hopelessly addicted to it. But please, let me help you. Because the DH mode is especially _embarrassingly_ ignorant about how baseball is played, and how success is measured.
by La*****, 2026-08-20

Trash game would rate 0 stars if i could
by ke*****, 2026-08-19
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