- April 24, 2018
- MLB
Home Run Derby VR
Platforms
About
Home Run Derby VR is an immersive baseball game that puts you in the batting box of your favorite MLB stadiums. With realistic physics and intuitive controls, you can swing for the fences and compete in head-to-head derbies or challenge the leaderboards. The game features official MLB teams, players, and stadia for a realistic and engaging experience.








- The game has a solid foundation for a great VR baseball experience, with enjoyable hitting mechanics and a variety of stadiums.
- It offers a fun and immersive experience for casual players, especially in a home run derby setting.
- Recent updates have significantly improved the game, adding more stadiums and enhancing the overall graphics.
- Gameplay can become repetitive quickly, with limited options beyond batting practice and predictable pitch locations.
- The lack of realistic pitching mechanics and haptic feedback detracts from the overall experience.
- Many players feel the game is overpriced for the limited content and simplistic gameplay it offers.
graphics
9 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics in the game receive mixed reviews, with some players finding them disappointing and reminiscent of older console capabilities, while others praise the high-quality visuals and realism, particularly in the depiction of ballparks and immersive experiences. Overall, the graphics are noted as a strong point, especially in the context of a batting practice VR game, despite some criticism regarding the lack of content.
“The graphics are very high quality and it just feels amazing.”
“All are very realistic and the graphics are gorgeous.”
“Game is well made, visuals are good, no glitches as of yet quite possibly the best batting practice VR game in the market.”
“The visuals are, to say the least, disappointing.”
“Graphics are somewhere in between pretty decent and somewhat looking like they could have been made on a non-new-gen console system.”
“The graphics are not up to par with current standards and feel outdated.”