Bottom of the 9th Hack 1.2.2 + Redeem Codes
Fast-paced tabletop baseball!
Developer: Handelabra Studio LLC
Category: Games
Price: $0.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.2.2
ID: com.handelabra.Bot9
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Description
Play the most exciting moment of baseball in this fast-paced dice and card game!
It’s a beautiful day here at the ballpark, and this game has been a squeaker! Everyone expected the league leaders to roll into town and easily defeat the home team. But the scrappy upstarts have played the game of their lives and managed to keep the score tied right until the end. Their fatigue is showing and now it's their last chance. If the home team batters don’t score a run now, the visitors will be sure to win the game in extra innings. It all comes down to the Bottom of the 9th!
Will you lead the underdogs to victory? Or will you defend the league leaders’ unbroken winning streak?
Bottom of the 9th is a strategic 2-player baseball game played with cards and dice. This faithful adaptation brings the fast-paced fun of the tabletop game to your iPhone and iPad! Choose your lineup from a pool of players with different strengths and abilities, outsmart your opponent in the stare-down, then roll the dice to trigger the action.
Bottom of the 9th offers many ways to play:
• Compete in single player against a computer opponent (3 levels of difficulty)
• Take on the Manager's Challenge 6-game solo campaign mode
• Pass and play on your device with a friend
• Challenge a friend to play online
• Find a worthy opponent in a ranked online match
• Organize a casual online exhibition game
The powerhouse visitors have six dynamite pitchers to choose from, including:
• Wake Louder throws a nasty knuckleball that can get a lost ball just into the edge of the strike zone.
• Southpaw Straw is a talented lefty pitcher with one dangerously effective (and illegal) spitball.
• Hurricane Patriss is a top notch reliever, and the only thing more hypnotic than his curveball is his voice.
Don't count out the home team! They have a dozen batters, each with their own special powers, including:
• Mully Nomah can be devastating against the pitching team when runners are in scoring position. He can clobber a pitch and get those base runners home!
• Kerry Rumble has power behind her swing. She has the ability to crush the ball hard, at the cost of hitting lots of fouls. She just can’t resist taking a swing!
• K.C. Petty is truly a powerhouse when the chips are down. The more strikes he gets, the bigger he swings.
• Hannah Cait may look innocent, but when she's in the zone she calls all the shots! This rookie's level of control over her swing is the envy of many a veteran.
Both teams have access to two support characters who provide special abilities to one or both teams:
• Dice Dixon has no problem taking chances coming out from the dugout, benching batters and challenging umps!
• Doc Mullins is always looking after the health of the team, whether that means a more rested pitcher or more energized batters!
The Manager's Challenge solo campaign mode puts you right in the dugout as a team manager. Can you lead your team to the playoffs in a 6-game homestand?
• Play six game solo campaigns as the home team against a revolving cast of pitchers.
• Compete in nine different game situations, including multiple inning games.
• Each campaign game is played using one of six effect cards that change the feel of the game.
• The Manager's Challenge can be played in Classic Mode (using a Pitcher's Deck of stare-down cards) or against any level of CPU opponent.
• Four increasing levels of difficulty will put your management and batting skills to the test!
• Earn up to 11 achievements and compete with others on 8 leaderboards for the solo campaign mode.
~~~ There’s nothing that’s quite like the thrill you feel in the Bottom of the 9th! ~~~
Bottom of the 9th is an officially licensed product of “Bottom of the 9th” from Greater Than Games and Dice Hate Me Games.
For more information, visit Bot9Digital.com
It’s a beautiful day here at the ballpark, and this game has been a squeaker! Everyone expected the league leaders to roll into town and easily defeat the home team. But the scrappy upstarts have played the game of their lives and managed to keep the score tied right until the end. Their fatigue is showing and now it's their last chance. If the home team batters don’t score a run now, the visitors will be sure to win the game in extra innings. It all comes down to the Bottom of the 9th!
Will you lead the underdogs to victory? Or will you defend the league leaders’ unbroken winning streak?
Bottom of the 9th is a strategic 2-player baseball game played with cards and dice. This faithful adaptation brings the fast-paced fun of the tabletop game to your iPhone and iPad! Choose your lineup from a pool of players with different strengths and abilities, outsmart your opponent in the stare-down, then roll the dice to trigger the action.
Bottom of the 9th offers many ways to play:
• Compete in single player against a computer opponent (3 levels of difficulty)
• Take on the Manager's Challenge 6-game solo campaign mode
• Pass and play on your device with a friend
• Challenge a friend to play online
• Find a worthy opponent in a ranked online match
• Organize a casual online exhibition game
The powerhouse visitors have six dynamite pitchers to choose from, including:
• Wake Louder throws a nasty knuckleball that can get a lost ball just into the edge of the strike zone.
• Southpaw Straw is a talented lefty pitcher with one dangerously effective (and illegal) spitball.
• Hurricane Patriss is a top notch reliever, and the only thing more hypnotic than his curveball is his voice.
Don't count out the home team! They have a dozen batters, each with their own special powers, including:
• Mully Nomah can be devastating against the pitching team when runners are in scoring position. He can clobber a pitch and get those base runners home!
• Kerry Rumble has power behind her swing. She has the ability to crush the ball hard, at the cost of hitting lots of fouls. She just can’t resist taking a swing!
• K.C. Petty is truly a powerhouse when the chips are down. The more strikes he gets, the bigger he swings.
• Hannah Cait may look innocent, but when she's in the zone she calls all the shots! This rookie's level of control over her swing is the envy of many a veteran.
Both teams have access to two support characters who provide special abilities to one or both teams:
• Dice Dixon has no problem taking chances coming out from the dugout, benching batters and challenging umps!
• Doc Mullins is always looking after the health of the team, whether that means a more rested pitcher or more energized batters!
The Manager's Challenge solo campaign mode puts you right in the dugout as a team manager. Can you lead your team to the playoffs in a 6-game homestand?
• Play six game solo campaigns as the home team against a revolving cast of pitchers.
• Compete in nine different game situations, including multiple inning games.
• Each campaign game is played using one of six effect cards that change the feel of the game.
• The Manager's Challenge can be played in Classic Mode (using a Pitcher's Deck of stare-down cards) or against any level of CPU opponent.
• Four increasing levels of difficulty will put your management and batting skills to the test!
• Earn up to 11 achievements and compete with others on 8 leaderboards for the solo campaign mode.
~~~ There’s nothing that’s quite like the thrill you feel in the Bottom of the 9th! ~~~
Bottom of the 9th is an officially licensed product of “Bottom of the 9th” from Greater Than Games and Dice Hate Me Games.
For more information, visit Bot9Digital.com
Version history
1.2.2
2018-03-13
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
This update has some bug fixes to keep your game on track!
• Fixed a problem where the Medium CPU would not gain relief in some cases.
• Fixed a problem where the Advanced Sunset effect would add too many cards to the deck.
This update has some bug fixes to keep your game on track!
• Fixed a problem where the Medium CPU would not gain relief in some cases.
• Fixed a problem where the Advanced Sunset effect would add too many cards to the deck.
1.2.1
2017-11-23
• Multiplayer invite links are now tappable no matter what platform you are using.
• Improved support for iPhone X.
• Fixed a crash when saving a screenshot at the end of the game on iOS 11.
• Various other bug fixes and small improvements have been made.
• Improved support for iPhone X.
• Fixed a crash when saving a screenshot at the end of the game on iOS 11.
• Various other bug fixes and small improvements have been made.
1.2
2017-10-11
It’s all come down to the last week of the season. Can you lead your team to victory, or will you be looking for a new job for the offseason? The Manager's Challenge solo campaign mode is now available in this free update!
• Play six game solo campaigns as the home team against a revolving cast of pitchers.
• Compete in nine different game situations, including multiple inning games.
• Each campaign game is played using one of six effect cards that change the feel of the game.
• The Manager's Challenge can be played in Classic Mode (using a Pitcher's Deck of stare-down cards) or against any level of CPU opponent.
• Four increasing levels of difficulty will put your management and batting skills to the test!
• Earn up to 11 new achievements and compete with others on 8 new leaderboards for the solo campaign mode.
Note: games in progress from the last version cannot be resumed in version 1.2 for technical reasons. Please finish your game before updating to version 1.2.
• Play six game solo campaigns as the home team against a revolving cast of pitchers.
• Compete in nine different game situations, including multiple inning games.
• Each campaign game is played using one of six effect cards that change the feel of the game.
• The Manager's Challenge can be played in Classic Mode (using a Pitcher's Deck of stare-down cards) or against any level of CPU opponent.
• Four increasing levels of difficulty will put your management and batting skills to the test!
• Earn up to 11 new achievements and compete with others on 8 new leaderboards for the solo campaign mode.
Note: games in progress from the last version cannot be resumed in version 1.2 for technical reasons. Please finish your game before updating to version 1.2.
1.1
2017-09-14
Following some renovations to the ballpark, we are happy to announce that the wide box seats are now available! Bottom of the 9th is now optimized for iPad and can also be played in landscape mode on iPhone if you wish.
• When waiting for a multiplayer opponent, you can now minimize the waiting dialog and play a local game, read the rulebook, or explore other parts of the app.
• In local single player or multiplayer games, the background camera now remains in your team's perspective as much as possible.
• The audio mixing of crowd, umpire, and other sound effects has been improved.
• On iPhone and iPod touch there is a new option to allow screen rotation to landscape. This option is recommended only for devices with large screens.
• Several more bug fixes and improvements have been made.
• When waiting for a multiplayer opponent, you can now minimize the waiting dialog and play a local game, read the rulebook, or explore other parts of the app.
• In local single player or multiplayer games, the background camera now remains in your team's perspective as much as possible.
• The audio mixing of crowd, umpire, and other sound effects has been improved.
• On iPhone and iPod touch there is a new option to allow screen rotation to landscape. This option is recommended only for devices with large screens.
• Several more bug fixes and improvements have been made.
1.0.3
2017-09-04
• Fixed a bug where the game could get stuck after an at-bat when Southpaw Straw was pitching.
• If you change your mind about bringing in a pinch hitter, you can cancel using the ability.
• A few more small bug fixes and improvements have been made.
• If you change your mind about bringing in a pinch hitter, you can cancel using the ability.
• A few more small bug fixes and improvements have been made.
1.0.2
2017-08-27
The groundskeeping squad has been busy fixing up odds and ends and making the game just that much better! This update includes many improvements based on your feedback. If you have a suggestion or a bug report, please let us know via the Feedback button in the Credits screen.
Note: games in progress from the last version cannot be resumed in version 1.0.2 for technical reasons. Please finish your game before updating to version 1.0.2.
• When your opponent disconnects or forfeits a ranked match, you will now earn credit for the win.
• Ranked matches now have an inactivity timer. If you do not take an action when your opponent is waiting for you, the game will automatically proceed after the timer expires.
• The dice will now roll automatically in turn-based contact mode.
• You can flip over cards to see the front side artwork in full, and zoom into both sides of the card back.
• When choosing your lineup you can now drag and drop players to re-order them.
• You can now navigate between cards using next/previous buttons.
• If your friend sends you an invitation, you can now open it by copying and pasting it into the Pick-up Game popup.
• The timing of background animations and sound effects has been improved.
• The result of the stare-down is now shown from the batter's perspective if you are playing the home team against the computer or online.
• The on-deck batter is now shown in the background, along with an animation for bringing in a pinch hitter with Dice Dixon.
• Fixed a bug where using Hurricane Patriss' trait in certain situations could cause a freeze or display the wrong die number.
• Several more bug fixes and improvements have been made.
Note: games in progress from the last version cannot be resumed in version 1.0.2 for technical reasons. Please finish your game before updating to version 1.0.2.
• When your opponent disconnects or forfeits a ranked match, you will now earn credit for the win.
• Ranked matches now have an inactivity timer. If you do not take an action when your opponent is waiting for you, the game will automatically proceed after the timer expires.
• The dice will now roll automatically in turn-based contact mode.
• You can flip over cards to see the front side artwork in full, and zoom into both sides of the card back.
• When choosing your lineup you can now drag and drop players to re-order them.
• You can now navigate between cards using next/previous buttons.
• If your friend sends you an invitation, you can now open it by copying and pasting it into the Pick-up Game popup.
• The timing of background animations and sound effects has been improved.
• The result of the stare-down is now shown from the batter's perspective if you are playing the home team against the computer or online.
• The on-deck batter is now shown in the background, along with an animation for bringing in a pinch hitter with Dice Dixon.
• Fixed a bug where using Hurricane Patriss' trait in certain situations could cause a freeze or display the wrong die number.
• Several more bug fixes and improvements have been made.
1.0.1
2017-08-17
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Ratings
3.8 out of 5
42 Ratings
Reviews
Mert in GA,
Great but no expansions
I just got this game the day before yesterday, and I love it. I’ve played countless games, and this game is so good that it’s difficult to put my iPad down. I would have given the app five stars but for a couple things. Firstly, expansions. I have the base game AND the big league support expansion. This game doesn’t have any expansions. Secondly, there’s no option to play a “full game” so to speak. In every game, one player has to be the batter and one player has to be the pitcher. I usually play full innings, not just the bottom. It helps that I have an expansion.
PLEASE FIX BOTH, BUT ESPECIALLY THE EXPANSIONS.
PLEASE FIX BOTH, BUT ESPECIALLY THE EXPANSIONS.
Kurt's Krap,
Professional game, fun and worth the price
I want to amend my original review which is below. Playing campaign mode is so different and so much more fun than the solo games against the AI. It’s opened up a whole new world for me and I cannot get enough.
(Original review) It’s a fun game, certainly original and so amazingly well done but (and this is a big but) the dice rolls feel far from random. In fact, most times I can guess what the roll is going to be depending on each situation. Not saying the computer is cheating, but after a dozen games there is definitely a pattern.
(Original review) It’s a fun game, certainly original and so amazingly well done but (and this is a big but) the dice rolls feel far from random. In fact, most times I can guess what the roll is going to be depending on each situation. Not saying the computer is cheating, but after a dozen games there is definitely a pattern.
Mr.Cigar,
Fun but
I think an equal strike six should at least be a contact hit. The campaign is very defense favored as far as what you can hit. So basically if they roll a s 6 it only matters if you have two strikes otherwise just take the strike and don't bother rolling. Other than that pretty fun, some more players with different stats and traits would be fun.
Jcoax,
A Tedious Waste of Time and Money
Do you enjoy watching paint dry? This game may be too spicy for you. What a truly boring endeavor. Since it somehow costs $5, I have really tried to put extra effort into enjoying this game, but I simply can’t. It’s the opposite of fun. The game play is excruciatingly slow. If you actually manage to put a ball in play, then you seem to have to keep rolling until you get thrown out. Nothing about this game is well done. There are blobs that are meant to be players. I assume that’s a reference to whatever horrible board game this is based on. I want my money back. I promise to spend it on something more exciting, like watching grass grow or perhaps a glacier race.
JeremySexton,
Broken with no support
A big part of this game is being the first to roll a five or six. However, when you roll a five or six after someone’s made contact, the game doesn’t register it. Then you lose. Rinse, repeat.
I took video of the problem, sent it to tech support, never even got so much as a response acknowledging they were looking into it.
Aside from being broken at one of the game’s core mechanisms, it’s a really well done app. If they fix this issue, it’s an easy 5-stars. Until they do, it’s basically unplayable.
I took video of the problem, sent it to tech support, never even got so much as a response acknowledging they were looking into it.
Aside from being broken at one of the game’s core mechanisms, it’s a really well done app. If they fix this issue, it’s an easy 5-stars. Until they do, it’s basically unplayable.
Evi1Dead,
Good game...but results of a hit are no better than a coin toss.
Love the campaign mode of this game. Trying to strategically wear down the pitcher to increase your odds of getting a hit or a walk is a blast. However, once you get a hit, it’s basically just a toss of a coin as to whether or not you’re safe. I’m sure it’s random, but the computer sometimes goes on a tear and throws you out numerous times in a row (I counted it to 14 once). This is just annoying...it seems better to get a walk than to actually hit the ball.
Chrispy777,
Potential for fun, rigged dice.
I’ve played about 20 of games of this game, and while the concept and game mechanics are great, I must be either the unluckiest guy ever, or the dice are very rigged. About 1/5 of my hits land me on base- statistically they should be 50%. When I predict the pitch it’s always a ball, when I don’t it’s a strike that gets modified to a 6. I’ll reroll to match or beat a 3 three times and fail often.
It’s just frustrating to make all the right in game decisions and lose repetitively to being incredibly “unlucky”. I’m sorry I purchased this game and would not recommend it until we get a dice coding fix.
It’s just frustrating to make all the right in game decisions and lose repetitively to being incredibly “unlucky”. I’m sorry I purchased this game and would not recommend it until we get a dice coding fix.
Sk8dad843,
Random Number Generation favors CPU
When playing manager mode, the CPU rolls S-6 (which is an automatic strike) 92% of the time. This is statically impossible. With two 6 sided dice to roll S-6 seven times in a row. Each time the batter guesses pitches and gains bonus effects. The game throws S-6 or B-6 (automatic Ball) therefore negating you bonus effects. It’s infuriating when playing against the computer. If you do get the chance to “crush it” the CPU rolls a 6 to steal your home run. I love the board game but the computer version is definitely skewed against the player.
Srynobio,
Great game even if you’re not a baseball fan!
If you’re a fan of this board game you really enjoy this app it captures all of the fun in a convenient on the go version. To the developers, it would be nice if there was an easy way to pull up the contact sheet while in game for reference.
JKimRX,
Well Made but Boring
This game is better than most dice games. The mechanisms are quite deep and bad rolls are seemingly mitigated through use of various powers and abilities. Your opponent has an arsenal of abilities of abilities as well. All these abilities give the illusion of luck mitigation but actually creates an overly complex interaction that is actually worse than the simple roll of a dice. Also, there is a bias of RNG towards your AI opponent.
