Kung Fu Ball! - BaseBall Game 9+

Name: Kung Fu Ball! - BaseBall Game
Rating: 4.5 (5957 reviews)
Author: Hibiki Yano

Hibiki Yano

Designed for iPad

- 4.5 • 6K Ratings

- Free

Description

Welcome to the Kung fu Baseball Stadium!
Here, you’ll be be experiencing how to hit a homerun in Kung fu Style!

Each round, you’ll receive 5 baseballs, so take your chances and make sure each hit is worth a lot of coins & energy.

If you miss the ball, your energy will be reduced and you’ll get 0 coin.

So here’re our batting tips:
- Wait till the right timing
- Be aware of the “Fast Ball”
- Pay attention to the “Energy Plus” areas (especially the stadium’s walls)

You can use your collected coins to get Offline Reward and to boost your status up (Power & Energy)

Every time you’re upgraded to a new level, 1 new Skin will be unlocked. Feel free to choose your favorite Kung fu character to enter the stadium.

Let's try to win all the levels and unlock all hidden characters!

Dec 4, 2023

Version 1.1.8

Added Game Analytics.

4.5 out of 5

6K Ratings

Improvements

1. Continuously show single hit record.
2. Display total hits and strikes.
3. Show total strikeouts. (Carry over from previous set.)
4. Expand to 6 pitches rather than 5.
5. Randomize the pitch speeds.

Weird bug...

Fun game, and I don’t mind the ads so much. But something weird happens when you get too high in energy and power (by accepting the periodic “free” upgrades). Suddenly energy and power become infinitely free. If you take the opportunity to upgrade too much at this point, you hit the ball, it goes immediately into whitespace, and then you wait a really long time for the ball to land. The distances recorded are insane, but it’s no fun waiting while staring at a white screen. So resist the urge to upgrade too much when you get to this point!

It’s a good game

I really do like it but there’s two things that I feel could be better the first I feel that an ad after every set is a bit much it’d be much better if it wasn’t as frequent like maybe every other set and the other thing is I feel like it’s a little too hard to hit the balls like I’ve been playing the game for probably 2 weeks and I’ve played it in most of my down time and throughout all of that I feel like I’ve had only a handful of games where I hit every ball

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