Start in high school
and work your way into pro ball.
Raise your own baseball player.
The app is currently in Korean only.
BLUECHIP STAR is a baseball career simulator that follows one player from the amateur ranks into the pros and all the way to retirement. Wherever your player was born, the road starts the same way: in high school, with no contract and no guarantees. The draft, your debut, free agency, and a move overseas are all ahead, and the decisions you face each season change which way your career goes. The record of those choices becomes your own baseball life.
No odds change behind your back. From your amateur days to your last pro season, every event is decided at the success rate shown on screen, and that rate appears again next to the result.
The luck you build raises your success rate. Whether to save it for a moment that could make your career or pour it all in right now is your call.
Get drafted, hit free agency, sign overseas, maybe even get your number retired. With 60 clubs in pro leagues across Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and North America, a career turns into a different story every time.
NoticeOur English Terms of Service take effect on November 29, 2026. Until then, the current Terms (in Korean) apply.
OddsOdds for paid random features are published on the Odds Disclosure page.
It is a baseball career simulation game. You raise one fictional baseball player from the amateur ranks into the pros and all the way to retirement. There are three modes: Classic, Career, and Challenge.
Classic runs from the draft at 18, with a choice to make every season until your career ends. Career starts in March of the final year of high school and lets you run training, games, and contracts day by day. Challenge has 100 levels, each cleared by meeting set conditions, with a national ranking.
Yes, it is free to download and play. You can buy Bluechips (블루볼 in the app), the in-game currency, inside the app. Some rewards are also available by choosing to watch a rewarded ad.
Download it from the App Store for iPhone or from Google Play for Android.
Not yet. The app is currently in Korean only. This website is available in English, Korean, Japanese, and Traditional Chinese.
Event success rates are shown on screen before each result and shown again with the result. Odds for paid random features are published on the Odds Disclosure page.
No. All players, teams, and records in the game are fictional and have no connection to real people or organizations.
From high school ball to retirement,
a baseball career simulator
The app is currently in Korean only.
