Home Run High 4+

I have been a longstanding fan of Kairosoft. I've played everything since dungeon village. I have been saying forever that if Kairo put out a baseball game my loved ones would never see me again. HRH has all the trappings of previous games easy to pick up hard to master for the high score. There are new tweaks on the formula to keep things fresh. 3 year players, use of cheer points, mixing sport and education, scaling difficulty is newer for a Kairosoft game which keeps it very exciting. It is a more intense resource management game, knowledge, barbells, fun, and cheer. There's a lot going on. I love management games so this is right up my ally. But, they have kept the same dense and non sensical menus, it's a tap fest, with no real way to easily compare players so I was forced to remember various numbers from batting to pitch speed to fielding strength all in different sub menus. Energy, year, name, all work off a toggle and seem to matter the least, but are the easiest to go through. It definitely slows the game down but the depth, competition and strategy make this one of my favorite games from Kairo. Maybe not a jumping off point but a buy for experienced Kairo players.

Kairosoft is hands down my favorite game company. And their sports games are also my favorite. I loved Pocket League Story and HRH is in my opinion even better. It is very immersive and the gameplay is splendid. I'm writing this review because I just won the summer series and it really feels like a big accomplishment in this game. I hope Kairosoft will release a basketball sim game - I can already tell it would be my favorite game of all time!

This is really fun, just like every other Kairosoft game, which I have downloaded. If I could change one thing, I would update it so you could change names, just like in Dream House Days and High Sea Sega. It would also be amazing if you could change names and outfits in Pocket Academy, but since I downloaded it through ICloud since I originally got it on my IPod for some reason I cannot leave a review. Definitely worth every cent.