If you're looking for a little distraction without having to put much thought into it, then you should check out Arcade Bowling. Arcade Bowling is just like the bowling games in the arcade. You roll the ball down the alley and up into cups to score. Just like the real game it takes a little finesse to get the balls into the cups with the higher scores. The first time I played this game I really sucked at it. The problem was that I was flicking the ball to fast/hard. Then I slowed it way down and started getting higher scores.
Arcade Bowling has two modes: Classic and Progressive. The Classic game is just like the one in the arcade. You get a set number of balls and ones you've bowled them all, the game is over. The Progressive game is based on achieving a set score. If you achieve the score then you get more balls to continue playing.
- Classic Mode (9 Balls)
- Progressive Mode – multiple levels of game play with increasingly challenging score plateaus and bonus targets
- Choice of two background music tracks
- Accelerometer control of the ball in flight
- Sound and music volume controls
- Local high score boards
- Global High Score boards so you can compete with other players around the globe (pending Apple approval)
Arcade Bowling is a fun game and provides a nice distraction when you need a break in your day or your standing in a line somewhere. Â If you like Skeeball, you'll love Arcade Bowling. Arcade Bowling goes for $1.99 and works on the iPhone and iPod touch.
Download Arcade Bowling from the App Store here:
Download Arcade Bowling Lite from the App Store here:
About Terry White
Terry is the co-author of The Best Selling "The iPhone Book" 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th editions. He has been active in the industry for over 25 years and is the founder and president of MacGroup-Detroit, Inc., Michigan's largest Macintosh Users Group, host of the Adobe Creative Suite Podcast and a technology writer - Terry White Tech Blog.
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