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7th Inning Stretch

Game ID: GID0452653
Game Info
Year
2024
Players
1-2
Age
10+
Playtime
45 min
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Description

Solo card-drafting and dice baseball game where you build your team and play out the final innings of key games

Description

Solo card-drafting and dice baseball game where you build your team and play out the final innings of key games

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Video x0b1Q3kkK8M Board Gaming Every Dude Review at 1:07 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
  • Seamless integration of baseball theming with approachable, dice-driven gameplay
  • Clear arc from spring training through playoffs provides satisfying narrative progression
  • Video-friendly, with a teach-and-demo approach that translates well to content creation
  • Prototype guidance is practical, with direct references to GameFound imagery and finished-product expectations
Cons
  • Component fidelity may shift from prototype to final production, which could require re-learning some rules
  • Rule density could be daunting for first-time solo players or non-sports/gaming crossover audiences
Thematic elements
  • Baseball management and dice-driven strategic play with a narrative of turning a season into a championship arc
  • Baseball organization management across a season with a focus on drafting, managing, and competing through playoffs
  • Live-play demonstration and teaching-through-play, with moments of explanation and on-the-table action
Comparison games
  • Dungeon Crawlers
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • base-running, stealing, and hits — Hits advance runners on bases; steals require specific dice results; walks and outs shape inning outcomes and scoring.
  • deck management and scheduling — Two decks (yellow for players, red for teams) feed the bench and the schedule; players move between bench and schedule as the game progresses.
  • dice drafting — Players roll and assign dice to produce outcomes that drive hits, outs, and runs; dice results directly influence on-field success.
  • dice drafting and resolution — Players roll and assign dice to produce outcomes that drive hits, outs, and runs; dice results directly influence on-field success.
  • drafting and bench management — During spring training, players draft new talent and decide which players join the bench versus the team roster.
  • exhaustion tokens — Exhaustion tokens modify opponent dice rolls; token usage is limited per inning, adding a strategic resource management layer.
  • half-season and playoff structure — Split seasons into first half, trade deadline, and second half, followed by semifinals and finals, with progression driven by wins and stars.
  • multi-phase turns — Turns cycle through drafting, fielding/batting actions, and pitching adjustments, mirroring baseball rhythm and strategic pacing.
  • resource and score tracking — Scoreboard tracks runs, outs, and eventual wins; star points factor into playoff progression and victory conditions.
  • Variable Phase Order — Turns cycle through drafting, fielding/batting actions, and pitching adjustments, mirroring baseball rhythm and strategic pacing.
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  • obviously if you are into baseball games and board games this one is a home run
  • this is a prototype so go by the images on game found for the finished product
  • boom there is such a thing as a walk
  • you are the home team… the best with one games design this as a solo game of the month
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