MLB Home Run Derby VR
Release date: Apr 26, 2018
Developers: MLB
Publishers: MLB
Genres: Action, Sports
Categories: Single-player, Multi-player, PvP, Online PvP, Steam Achievements, Tracked Controller Support, VR Only, Steam Leaderboards, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

It's time to celebrate the 2025 Home Run Derby at MLB's All-Star Week in Atlanta! Check out Truist Park, now decorated for baseball's biggest week, plus unlock new All-Star-themed batskins. GO BIG in MLB’s Home Run Derby VR! Welcome to the only officially licensed Major League Baseball game in VR! Every team, every ballpark, right here and no place else. Experience the Thrill of a Real Home Run Derby: Visceral Gameplay: Feel the crack of the bat every swing with realistic physics and intuitive motion controls. Real MLB Ballparks: Crush towering home runs in authentically rendered ballparks Be the Best: Compete against other players as you climb the leaderboards and earn incentives. Progression & Customization Options: Advance through a deep progression system, unlocking unique bats, gloves, trophies and more. Build a Legacy: Invite friends to your custom clubhouse, decorated with earned items showcasing your big accomplishments and unique style. Plus: Watch the latest MLB news and highlights on the big screen from the best seat in the house! More Than Just a Game, it's a Major League Baseball Experience: Home Run Derby VR puts you in the heart of baseball's most electrifying contest. Step into the batter's box, grip your virtual bat and unleash your inner slugger in a stunning, immersive VR experience. Download Home Run Derby VR today and become a legend! 

Press reviews: “MLB Home Run Derby VR lets you launch dingers from your house” Polygon “Players will look to drive the ball out of the ballpark, and gain extra points for hitting targets in the stands” Forbes “The game will put you at the plate in three different MLB stadiums -- Marlins Park in Miami, Nationals Park in Washington, DC and Progressive Field in Cleveland -- to hit as many home runs as you can.” Engadget