Homerun Smash: Baseball Field of Dreams

Homerun Smash: Baseball Field of Dreams

With Vintage Collectable Cards

203 ratings
35 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 22, 2017
  • July 14, 2017

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Swing your bat by swiping your finger to hit baseballs and collect vintage trading cards. Improve your player's stats through gameplay experience to hit more home runs and find rarer cards. Daily bonuses and future updates add to the collection.

Swipe to swing the bat
Collect vintage baseball cards
Improve player stats
Hit home runs
Daily experience bonuses
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What's New in Homerun Smash

1.1

July 14, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Optimized the game controls

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User reviews

Suggestion

Please make a sequel to the game and make it much like the old classic iOS game, Boomtime Baseball. It had unlockable vintage baseball stadiums, unlockable third person batters, boosts, mini-games, and more. It was a very awesome game… sad to see it gone.

Honus Wagner seems unattainable IMO.

I love this game and play it as a pastime A LOT and have become quite good at it. Somehow I lost what was stored on two occasions. The rarest cards are Honus Wagner, Ty Cobb, and Ray Demmitt. The last time I lost my data I had 49 of the 50 cards. My most recent start over (with a new call name) still showed Ty Cobb as my/“Your best card” although I haven’t been able to get it again. However, since I obtained it once I know it’s at least possible. I was able to get back to 48 of 50 cards pretty quickly. Honus Wagner, on the other hand, I doubt I’ll ever see. I’ve hit seemingly 1000’s of targets and get the same old cards. It would be nice if the Wagner and Cobb cards weren’t so “rare”. Even if I were collect all 50 I’d keep playing for the fun of it.
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Like Sammy Sosa Eric Davis von Hayes mvp cards and Jersey cards Greg maddux add money to buy packs of cards 5 stars thank you

It can be addictive. An easy, fun game.

I love the vintage “field of dreams” feel to the game. The more you play the easier it gets. My only complaint/frustration right now is getting quality cards. I obtained Tris Speaker’s card early on but nothing good since. How long must I play before get Ty Cobb or Honus Wagner? Otherwise, it’s a fun pastime. Two thumbs up.
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Hey Vlad

I have both the power and accuracy up to about 150. Will I ever be able to hit the bird or the building beyond the fence?

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FAQ

What is Homerun Smash: Baseball Field of Dreams?

This is a baseball game where players swipe to swing a bat and hit flying balls. The goal is to hit the ball accurately to collect vintage baseball cards and improve player stats.

How do I collect vintage cards?

You collect vintage cards by landing the ball near the red flag on the field after hitting it. The game features 50 cards from the T206 set, including rare ones like Honus Wagner.

Is this game free to play?

Yes, the game is free to play. There are no in-app purchases or ads mentioned in the description.

How can I improve my player's performance?

You can improve your player's power and accuracy by using the experience gained from playing games. Opening the game daily also provides bonus experience.

What kind of cards can I collect?

You can collect vintage baseball cards from the T206 set, which includes famous players from the early 1900s like Ty Cobb. More cards are planned for future updates.