Baito Fight: Part-time Devil Hunter is available now on PC via Steam, bringing baseball-themed turn-based combat and life sim downtime together in one oddball JRPG.
Developed by KingOfShibuya, the game follows Anansi, an ex-baseball player trying to fight devils, meet neighbors, earn cash, and keep rent paid.
Strike Out Devils
Baito Fight: Part-time Devil Hunter uses turn-based combat built around baseball mechanics.
Anansi steps up to bat against invading devils, using baseball-inspired attacks and real-time defensive batting to send enemies back where they came from.
Life Between Fights
When Anansi is not hunting devils, players can spend time with neighbors, relax at home, and manage daily responsibilities.
Each day moves forward, bringing new encounters, new people, and more pressure to keep the landlord away.
Upgrade at the Konbini
Money earned from fighting devils can be spent at the konbini, where Anansi can buy new baseball skills and devil-hunting abilities.
The game leans into bite-sized play sessions, with an offbeat style inspired by games like Undertale, Earthbound, and Yume Nikki.
Available Now
Baito Fight: Part-time Devil Hunter is available today on Steam for $8.99.
A Playdate handheld version is also available now.
