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About Infinite Baseball
Infinite Baseball is an imagined dreamscape — a perpetual,
deterministic, never-ending simulated baseball broadcast.
The figures within it share names with real ballplayers, but they are
not those people. Everything they feel, do, and become is invented by this
simulation and shaped solely by their own deterministic experiences inside the
Infinite Baseball universe. A figure here who is confident, or slumping, or carrying
a grudge against a pitcher who owns him, is that way because of what happened to
this imagined figure across these simulated
games — never because of anything true, alleged, or implied about the real
person who happens to share the name.
Enforced by design, not merely asserted
- Real, public facts only — never invented. Where the
broadcast references a real attribute, it is a true value, cited as-is, and simply
absent when no real data exists — never fabricated.
- Personality is emergent, not authored. Temperament,
reputation, memories, and rivalries are a deterministic function of a figure's own
simulated career — computed only from events that actually occurred here. Same
seed, same life.
- The language model narrates; it never invents. The AI
announcers describe what the simulation produced, grounded in real in-universe
events — with no path to an unmoored biographical claim about a real person.
- Some voices are never generated at all. Real named
organists and umpires get strictly factual, template-only lines.
Controls
- Free-roam camera (✈) — WASD to move, mouse-look, Space/E up,
Q down, hold Shift to boost, F to toggle. On a touch device: drag to look, the on-screen
D-pad to move, +/− for altitude, tap ✈ again to exit.
- Mind view (double-click) — double-click any player or fielder
to see what they are thinking.
Nothing in Infinite Baseball depicts, alleges, endorses, or implies anything about
any real individual, living or otherwise. It is a work of deterministic imagination —
a dream the simulation is having about a game that never ends.