Comparison

Blimps vs Baseball at Cards

Price, ratings, monetisation and update history for both games, side by side — with what reviewers say about each.

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About

Blimps

Embark on an open-world survival RPG adventure aboard an electric airship. Deliver cargo, loot rivals, and battle foes in a world filled with cannons and robots. Can you escape this enchanting, multiplying world?

Highlights
  • Open-world survival RPG
  • Airship cargo delivery
  • Water, fire, and ice cannons
  • Hangar robots
  • Crafting and resource gathering
  • 77 primary missions
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Blimps is a top-down, multi-vehicular sandbox RPG and roguelite "escape room" built for solo captains and local couch co-op duos. The surface world is running out of resources. Your ultimate objective is simple but monumental: find a way to escape it. To survive, you must master a steep learning curve, piece together a massive mechanical puzzle, and optimize your strategy across multiple play sessions. Every time you leave your Hangar, you lose power, pollution clouds spread, and rival pirate blimps multiply across the sky. Time is ticking. Can you solve the world of Blimps before you are completely overwhelmed? ▶ THE THREE PHASES OF THE SKY Your journey to escape is broken into a dynamic, shifting campaign where every second matters (10 real-world seconds equals 15 minutes of game time): - The Opening Game: The Billionaire Space Race (Days 1–3): Race against ruthless corporate competitors—Space Y, Nile X, and Sir Space—to reach the Moon. Recruit 10 VIP crew members and secure 10 Golden Cargo crates to launch a rocket to the Moon (and maybe even a hidden silo to Mars) to locate the mythical Moon Crystal. Secure first place within 3 game days to claim a $1,000,000 reward! - The Middle Game: The Sandbox Expansion: With the timed space race settled, the world expands into a building and survival playground. Establish solar and fusion towns, fight to become the King of the Seven Kingdoms, and take on arcade mini-games to boost your ultimate score. - The End Game: The Earth Drill Escape: Use the Moon Crystal to power your Earth Drill beneath your Hangar. Educate and train your crew, board your drill, and plunge to the center of the Earth paradise before the surface collapses. ▶ ARCADE MINI-GAMES & MULTI-VEHICLE MASTERY Break away from the cockpit to complete tasks that grant game-changing score bonuses, gold, and ship upgrades: - Tactical Dogfights: Engage rivals in fast-paced twin-stick shooting or close-quarters, elemental "Rock-Paper-Scissors" combat (Water douses Fire, Fire melts Ice, Ice freezes Water). - 4-Floor Dungeon Crawler: Descend in a mini earth drill to extinguish flames with your water gun to harvest fire ammo, and smash rocks with your shovel plow to extract raw gold. Battle Shiska Bob, a giant flame boss, on the bottom floor! Smelt the gold into bars after each run, then use them to upgrade your Blimp's "Air class," boosting its size and specs. - Side-Scrolling Gauntlet: Jump and shoot through a 2D platformer highway. Pop hot-air balloons to steal gold bars, shoot down cyberplane minions, and battle The Dogcatcher—a pirate blimp captained by an annoying barking dog. - 2D Top-Down Cyberpunk Motorcycle Race: Switch gears entirely and drop onto a neon-drenched track. Race solo or with a partner through a dark cyberpunk setting to gather 8 glowing crystals. Deposit them into 8 active turret towers to win 8 precious gemstones, then secure them at the Gemstone Greenhouse to claim your race winnings! - Multi-Vehicular Mastery: Take control of submarines, earth-drilling machines, hot-air balloons, motorcycles, and even a funicular! ▶ NATIVE iOS & APPLE HARDWARE FEATURES - Premium Indie Experience: 100% Ad-Free with no microtransactions or paywalls. - Full WiFi & Bluetooth Controller Support: Connect your Xbox or PlayStation controller to turn your mobile device into a portable console. - Universal Play: Built to scale perfectly across iPhone, iPad, and Apple Mac desktops. - Replayable Roguelite Challenge: Use your in-game Captain's Log to track complex missions and the in-game HELP computer for reference advice. Finish the entire gauntlet in under 60 minutes without using console cheat codes to secure a high-score bonus! Try before you buy! Search for "Blimps Limited" on the App Store to download our free, unrestricted 13-minute version and test your planning skills today.

About

Baseball at Cards

Features
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BASEBALL AT CARDS is a single-player baseball roguelike deckbuilder where every at-bat is a hand of cards, every game is a card battle against a pitcher, and every run ends the moment you lose. FREE TO TRY, ONE-TIME UNLOCK Download and play a free sample game to learn the ropes. Unlock the full game with a single one-time in-app purchase. It includes the complete branching run, all hitter archetypes, every boss, and the full game economy. No subscriptions, no ads. BUILD YOUR ROSTER Start with 9 Average Joe players, each contributing 6 cards to your 54-card deck. Recruit new archetypes and swap them into any of your 9 roster slots as you go. Power hitter, contact specialist, base stealer or count-control specialist, every archetype has a unique card composition that can change the way you play. WALK THE MAP The run is a branching path, not a ladder. Regular-season stops are games, training, and events. They earn you cash and buffs, but no new talent. Playoff stops are boss fights and shops, and they are where you recruit and spend. Take big risks for bigger rewards, or play it safe and build steadily. FIGHT LIKE A PITCHER'S NIGHTMARE Balls, strikes, fouls, steals, bunts, wild pitches, home runs. Every card you draw is a decision. 21 boss pitchers each carry their own rule-bending modifiers, from shortened innings and faster outs to forced ball counts, turning a familiar deck into a fresh puzzle every run. ONE RUN, ONE SHOT Permadeath: lose a single fight and the run is over. Every draft, every shop visit, and every event choice matters right up to the final unknown ace waiting at the end of the road. THE DAILY RUN Every day brings one run that is the same for every player: the same map, opening pack and Run Rule. One attempt, posted to a Game Center leaderboard. Free players get a Daily Run every 7 days; the one-time unlock opens it every day. * A Daily Run, the same for everyone, with Game Center leaderboards, challenges and achievements. * 13 hitter archetypes with distinct card compositions. * A branching, regenerating run map, so no two runs play the same. * 21 boss pitchers with unique modifiers, plus a hidden pool of 3 possible final bosses. * A scripted event system with real trade-offs, not just flavor text. * One-time purchase unlocks the full game. No subscriptions, no ads.

Screenshots

Blimps4 screens
Baseball at Cards4 screens

Verdict

The call

The clearest difference is price: Baseball at Cards at Free against Blimps's $14.99. Blimps's advantage is in-app purchases (none vs 1). On update cadence, ads, device support and iOS requirement there is nothing between them.

Scored on Price · Rating · Positive reviews · Number of ratings · Update frequency · Ads · In-app purchases · Monetization · Best chart rank · Devices · Requires iOS

CostPrice · In-app purchases · Ads · Monetization

Baseball at Cards is free to download; Blimps costs $14.99 up front. Baseball at Cards sells 1 one-off in-app purchase. Blimps asks for nothing beyond the download.

UpkeepUpdate frequency

Blimps ships an update every 3 weeks, Baseball at Cards every 4 weeks. The most recent releases landed on October 19, 2026 and October 25, 2026 respectively.

Scorecard2 real differences · 8 level
Blimps versus Baseball at Cards: the parameters behind the verdict, then further details
ParameterBlimpsBaseball at Cards
Price$14.99Free — better
Rating3.0 (4 ratings) — better—
Positive reviews0.0% of reviews—
Number of ratings4 — better—
Update frequencyEvery 3 weeks — betterEvery 4 weeks
AdsNoNo
In-app purchasesNo — betterYes
MonetizationPaid—
DevicesiPhone, iPad, iPod, Mac — betteriPhone, iPad, iPod
Requires iOS15.0 — better15.1
Further details — not scored
Size193 MB50 MB
Age rating9+4+
DeveloperPAINT CAN GAMESArnau Tresserras

In-app purchases

None

Blimps

No in-app purchases

1 purchases

Baseball at Cards

One-time1
  • BbaC full game$4.99

Questions

Is Blimps free?
Blimps costs $14.99, with no in-app purchases.
Is Baseball at Cards free?
Baseball at Cards is free to download, with in-app purchases available.
Do Blimps or Baseball at Cards have ads?
Neither Blimps nor Baseball at Cards shows ads.
Which is updated more often, Blimps or Baseball at Cards?
Blimps ships an update every 3 weeks, and Baseball at Cards every 4 weeks. Most recently, Blimps was updated on October 19, 2026 and Baseball at Cards on October 25, 2026.

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