On paper, it shouldn’t be this good. It’s a one-button browser game starring chips, sodas, and corndogs. Yet from the first swing, it just feels right. The timing, the feedback, the music — it’s all perfectly tuned to tickle your gamer brain. The art style deserves its own shoutout. Every frame of Doodle Baseball is alive with personality. The peanut announcers squawk in excitement, the ketchup bottles cheer like fans, and the way the bat connects with the ball feels ridiculously satisfying. It’s the kind of low-pressure, high-reward loop that reminds you why simple games can be timeless.