Gaming Nexus just released their review of OOTP 10, in which they gave us an A- and said, "If your typical video game has as many options as a car stereo, then OOTP could be compared to the mixing board at a professional recording studio. This is both exhilarating and frightening at the same time. Thankfully, OOTP knows how intimidating its sim-muscles can be so it offers an extensive help system. OOTP sets the bar for being user friendly with video tutorials and over 600 pages of help information all easily accessible at the press of a button. There is also a classy and dedicated fan base that answer questions in the game’s forums."

GamingTrend just released a review of OOTP 10, in which they gave us an 82/100 and said, "I walked into Out of the Park X as a complete neophyte and came out rather impressed.  Everything was easy to understand, if a little daunting at first.  It's not the kind of game you can really get a handle on after dabbling in it.  It requires a commitment in order to unlock it's mysteries, not unlike baseball itself.  I haven't even touched on other features, like online leagues (which have been also improved for this year's version, if documentation is to be believed).  For those who are willing to put forth the effort, there's a lot to love within."

IGN just released a review of OOTP 10, in which they gave OOTP an 8 out of 10, and said, "This is probably as close as any of us will ever get to sitting in the dugout with the fate of a team resting on our shoulders."

viewfromthebleachers.com released a review of OOTP 10, in which they said, "OOTP 10 . . . is easily one of my favorite games ever."

CNET has posted a review of OOTP 10, giving us 4 out of 5 stars, and saying, "For a game that's all about numbers, Out of the Park Baseball X is pretty true to life. What else can you say about a sports simulation that dishes out a few dozen stats about your clean-up slugger but also lets you know when his wife lands him on the DL after clobbering him with a frying pan? Little down-to-earth anecdotes such as this make the latest addition to this long-running baseball sim feel awfully human, giving you a few chuckles and making you feel like you're managing flesh-and-blood ballplayers rather than robotically tracking columns of ratings and statistics"

Randomville released a review of OOTP 10, in which he said, "If there’s one word to best describe the latest offering from Out of the Park Baseball, it would have to be “sucked in.” Okay, that’s technically two words - would you settle for a phrase? But honestly, having played this game for a better part of a week and a half now, I just keep coming back to that phrase. This game will suck you in, and you’ll easily lose track of time."

Game Vortex has released their review of OOTP 10, giving us a 92/100 and saying, "For those fans of true simulation, especially those that want to go one-on-one online against friends or strangers, this game offers a plethora of content and flexibility. Returning fans of the series will find a nice mix of familiar features and some fresh new content. If you love baseball and numbers, then this is definitely a game to satisfy your needs. Batter up, play ball!"

Acegamez posted their review of OOTP 10, giving us an 8 out of 10, and saying, "OOTP 10 stays true to the traditions of both the sport and the genre whilst also managing to provide the volume of content required to fill at least one management title - and probably about three more as well! Prepare to lose your life - in a good way - to this grand slam of a game."

GameSpot has released their review of OOTP 10, in which they said, ""Comprehensive" doesn't even begin to describe the fantasy baseball world you can enter here...the compelling additions and changes on offer here are hard to leave behind once you experience them"