Game Pulse - All Star 01 Set
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36 All-Star squads from 18 seasons of baseball history, 1933 to 2025 — over 1,100 cards, each game playable in its real host ballpark. Explore historical player activity and pricing for Game Pulse - All Star 01 Set. A current player-count observation is unavailable.
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About This Game
36 All-Star squads from 18 seasons of baseball history, 1933 to 2025 — over 1,100 cards, each game playable in its real host ballpark. The Midsummer Classic, finally more than one game a year.
Detailed Description
The All-Star Game gives you nine innings a year with the best players alive on one field. This set gives you the rest. All-Star Set 01 brings 36 complete All-Star squads to Game Pulse — the full American and National League rosters from 18 seasons spanning 1933 to 2025, over 1,100 player cards in all.
What's Included
36 All-Star teams: AL and NL squads from 1933, 1948, 1963, 1964, 1969, 1972, 1973, 1975, 1976, 1980, 1981, 1984, 1987, 1994, 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025
The official All-Star rosters for every one of those seasons
18 host ballparks — play each year's game in the park where it was actually held, from Comiskey Park in 1933 to Atlanta in 2025
Every card shows the player's real club, so you always know who came from where
Card Generation
Every All-Star's card is their exact card from that year's season set — the same ratings, built from the same real season statistics. Nothing is re-rated or averaged; the 1963 Mays who shows up here is the same 1963 Mays, just wearing league colors.
The Best of Every Era
It starts where the All-Star Game itself started: 1933 at Comiskey Park, where Babe Ruth hit the very first All-Star home run. From there the set runs through nine decades of the game's royalty — Ted Williams in '48, Mays and Mantle in the '60s, Hank Aaron starring in his home park in '72, Rod Carew making the AL squad eight different times, all the way to Shohei Ohtani, who arrives as a true two-way All-Star with both a batter card and a pitcher card.
Replay the Midsummer Classic — or Break It
Replay any of the 18 games straight: real rosters, real host park, your managing. Or do what has never been possible — throw all 36 squads into one tournament bracket and crown the greatest All-Star team ever assembled. Can the '33 AL survive against the 2024 NL? Does anybody get a hit off a staff of aces? One game a year was never going to be enough.
A Cards and Dice Baseball Game
Game Pulse is a true cards and dice baseball simulation. Every plate appearance is resolved by player cards and dice rolls — the same tactile, statistically driven experience that tabletop fans have loved for decades, brought to life digitally with full animation, sound, and presentation.
Full Game Pulse Compatibility
All-Star Set 01 works across every Game Pulse mode:
Full season play
Tournament brackets
Board Game Companion mode
Exhibition games and custom matchups
All existing Game Pulse systems apply — AI manager decisions, dice trends analytics, fatigue tracking, player stats, and in-game overlays all use the All-Star cards seamlessly. Mix and match with the season sets — pit an All-Star squad against the best single-season team ever built, and settle it with dice.