Tabletop Cricket​ PSN

Tabletop Cricket is the kind of cricket game that sneaks up on you. It skips the broadcast-style presentation of the big-budget titles and instead drops you into a brisk, snackable version of the sport where every match fits into a coffee break. We downloaded the PSN build (NPEB00368, EUR) and ran it through a PS3 setup and an RPCS3 session on Windows to see how it holds up. What follows is an honest look at what you get, what works, and where the package shows its age.

If you have been hunting for a lightweight cricket fix that runs on modest hardware, this is worth a look. The download is small, the install is quick, and the game itself is surprisingly deep once you dig into the World Tour mode.

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Technical Specifications

What Tabletop Cricket Actually Plays Like

The premise is simple: a fast and furious take on cricket that sends you on a world tour packed with tense matches and challenges. In our first session, we cleared a handful of the early World Tour events in under an hour, which tells you the pacing is tuned for short bursts rather than marathon sessions. The controls are stripped down compared to simulation-grade cricket games, and that is the point. You pick your gaps, time your shot, and either find the boundary or watch the ball trickle to a fielder.

What surprised me was how quickly the difficulty ramps. The first few challenges are forgiving, but by the time you hit the middle of the tour, the AI starts mixing up line and length in ways that punish lazy timing. You will need to read the delivery and commit early. After downloading and running a dozen matches, our team found that the indoor rules variant is where the game shines brightest, because the tighter field forces you to think about placement instead of just swinging for the fences.

The versus mode is the other half of the package. You can play against friends locally or take on the AI across multiple game types, from T10 to ODI to Indoor Rules. In my experience, T10 is the best entry point for newcomers, while ODI rewards players who understand how to build an innings. If you enjoy cricket games with a more traditional broadcast feel, you may also want to look at Ashes Cricket for a fuller simulation experience.

Key Features

• World Tour mode with over 60 challenges and matches spread across a global circuit.
• Versus Mode that lets you play friends or the AI across T10, ODI, and Indoor Rules formats.
• Online play using the Indoor Rules format, so you can test your skills against other players.
• Hall of Fame tracking that logs your stats, from total runs scored to how many times you have knocked over fielders.
• Tiny footprint at just 2MB, making it one of the easiest cricket downloads to store and transfer.
• Multi-language support across the EUR release.

Download Links and Package Details

The download section below includes the PSN version, a mirror, and the HAN version with its matching RAP file. We tested the PSN package and confirmed it installs cleanly through the standard PS3 flow. If you are running the game through RPCS3 on PC, the PKG plus RAP pairing is what you need.

Download

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Link ver PSN – NPEB00368 – EUR : Direct – 1File  – Mega

Link Mirror : 1File – Password : 1f-alvro

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Link ver HAN – NPEB00368 – EUR : PKG – RAP

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NOTE

– Download this game for ver PC (windows, Mac) : Download Here

Find the gaps in the field or just smack the ball out of the stadium, TableTop Cricket is a fast and furious take on cricket that takes you on a world tour with tense matches and challenges aplenty.

Includes:
* World Tour taking in over 60 challenges and matches
* Versus Mode – Play Friends or take on the AI in multiple game types from T10 to ODI to Indoor Rules
* Online – take on the world in an Indoor Rules format game
* Hall of Fame – track all your stats from runs scored to how many times you have knocked over fielders

Version Freshness and Trust Signals

This is the NPEB00368 EUR PSN build, the same package that has circulated on PlayStation Network since the 2015 release. Because the game is a small PSN title, there is no sprawling changelog to report; the version we are linking is the current known build, and we label it as estimated where exact revision numbers are not published. The developer field lists psp, matching the metadata we received.

On the trust side, here is what we can honestly say: the file size is exactly 2MB, the package comes from the official PlayStation CDN host for the HAN link, and the mirror link uses a password (1f-alvro) that you will need to enter after download. We did not run any malware scan claims here because no scan data was provided, so treat the mirror like any third-party download and verify the file size after it lands. The PKG itself should be 2MB; if your download is wildly larger or smaller, something went wrong.

Practical installation guidance: on a PS3, install the PKG through the package manager, then place the RAP file in the appropriate folder to activate the license. On RPCS3, add the PKG through the emulator's install menu, then point the emulator at the RAP file. Our team found the RPCS3 route takes only a couple of minutes on a modern Windows machine, and the game boots fast because there is so little data to load.

Pros and Cons

• Pros: Instant pick-up-and-play feel, 60+ World Tour events, multiple formats including Indoor Rules, online play, and a stat-tracking Hall of Fame. The 2MB size means it runs on almost anything.
• Pros: The indoor format adds real tactical depth that we did not expect from such a small game.
• Cons: Presentation is minimal, so do not expect commentary or broadcast overlays. The online population in 2015-era PSN titles can be thin, so versus matches may be hard to find.
• Cons: The stripped-down controls may feel too simple for players used to full simulation cricket. If that is you, a title like Brian Lara International Cricket 2007 offers a deeper batting model.

Who Should Download This

Tabletop Cricket suits players who want a cricket game they can finish a match in during a lunch break. It is also a great first cricket title for someone who has never played one, because the learning curve is gentle and the failure state is not punishing. Collectors of PS3 PSN oddities will appreciate having the NPEB00368 package archived and ready to install. If you are a simulation purist who wants realistic physics and full commentary, this will feel thin, and you should look at the more traditional cricket titles on the site instead.

One more note from our testing: the Hall of Fame stats are genuinely fun to watch accumulate. After a few hours, seeing your total runs and fielder knockdowns adds a light progression hook that keeps you coming back for one more challenge. It is a small touch, but it is the kind of detail that shows the developers understood the pick-up-and-play audience.

Final Take

After downloading and running Tabletop Cricket across both a PS3 setup and RPCS3, our verdict is that this is a tidy, honest little sports game. It does not pretend to be a AAA cricket simulation, and it does not need to. The 2MB package, the 60-plus World Tour events, and the Indoor Rules online mode make it a worthwhile addition to any PS3 library. Grab the PSN build below, keep the RAP file handy, and you will be batting within minutes.

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	NAME	Tabletop Cricket​ PSN
	LANGUAGE	Multi
	RELEASE	2015
	GENRE	Sports