Aliens Go Home Run! cover

Aliens Go Home Run!

Critic score1 critic
First release
Jan 27, 2017
Publisher
ANIM•ACE
Engine
Unity
Genres
Indie, Arcade · Action, Science fiction

Aliens Go Home Run is a brick-breaking alien-busting action game that puts you in the shoes of Sally, a young girl with a passion for baseball. When she hits a home run so hard that it flies into space, it crashes on a faraway planet and creates a crater in the process. Now, the aliens from that planet are invading Earth, and its up to Sally to save the day! Unlike most breakout games, the game isn't over if the ball touches the ground. Instead, the player has to avoid various projectiles shot by enemies. If they get hit, they get a strike, and three strikes means they're out! With plenty of power-ups, 70 exciting levels, 8 bosses, and a full-blown level editor, Aliens Go Home Run is breakout like you've never seen it before.

Also known as AGHR, AGHR.exe

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Storyline
Aliens Go Home Run puts you in the shoes of Sally, a young girl with a passion for baseball. When she hits a home run so hard that it flies into space, it crashes into a faraway planet and creates a crater in the process. Now, the aliens from that planet are invading Earth, and its up to Sally to save the day!Read more

Aliens Go Home Run puts you in the shoes of Sally, a young girl with a passion for baseball. When she hits a home run so hard that it flies into space, it crashes into a faraway planet and creates a crater in the process. Now, the aliens from that planet are invading Earth, and its up to Sally to save the day!

Release dates
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Jan 27, 2017
Game modes
Single player
Perspective
Side view
Keywords
baseball, breakout, bullet hell, female protagonist, breakout/arkanoid clone
… All 6, brick breaker

At a Glance

Critic Score
85

Overview

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Steam users rate this Positive, 41 reviews in all languages, recorded 29 October 2026

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