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Version 1.14.12 · 2025-08-11
Minor Bug Fixes
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The store currently lists version 1.14.12, updated 2025-08-11.








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Want to have better hitting vision? Start playing uHIT Softball today!
Originally built for MLB players, uHIT Softball takes the best of what’s worked for uHIT Baseball. But now it’s for fast-pitch!
Over a million pitches to improve your vision on. Hundreds of levels to pass as you learn to call balls and strikes better.
Need some practice on Drop Balls outer part of the plate?
Need some work on Rise Balls up and in?
uHIT Softball’s Train modules walk you step-by-step through the skills you need to succeed at the plate.
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FREE to download, uHIT Softball gets you started with up to 50 pitches for simulated at-bats. Win more Innings as you improve your skills. And get more pitches in return! In-app purchases can help you keep training when you run out.…
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