Google Baseball

How long people play Google Baseball

Across 458 recorded sessions on Rando.gg, the typical visit to Google Baseball lasts 6 seconds, and the longest tenth run past about 2 minutes.

That tail is the interesting number. Most people bounce off anything within seconds — sampling is what a shuffle button is for — so a game that holds a meaningful share of players for about 2 minutes is doing something right.

About Google Baseball

Google Baseball from Google runs in your browser with no download and no account. It works with a mouse or a touchscreen, so it plays on a phone as well as a desktop. It has been played 2,344 times here, which makes it the 24th most played game in a catalogue of 406.

How to play Google Baseball

Tap or click the game to start. Google Baseball is controlled by pointing, tapping or dragging, so it works the same on a phone as on a laptop. Nothing is saved to our servers; any progress lives inside the game itself.

Is Google Baseball free?

Yes. Google Baseball is free to play and needs no account. Rando.gg is a shuffle button over a catalogue of free browser games — every game here loads in the page, and the red button takes you somewhere new whenever you have had enough of this one.

Google Baseball is hosted by freeonlinegames.github.io and made by Google. We embed it rather than copying it — if it is yours and you would like it removed or credited differently, our copyright page explains how.