Pro Bowling FarSight Studios Brunswick Pro Bowling is the best bowling game available for iOS phones and tablets. Developed by FarSight Studios (th… Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsBrunswick Pro Bowling is the best bowling game available for iOS phones and tablets. Developed by FarSight Studios (the creators of the award winning Pinball Arcade™), this free-to-play mobile game is the most realistic bowling experience you can get without lacing up a pair of bowling shoes. Skillful players can now GO PRO and play for real money! Upgrade your bowling with all of the latest Brunswick® equipment with future ball releases to be added in updates. So whether you prefer to Practice your game on different oil patterns, try your hand at one of many Career challenges, or compete in REAL MONEY TOURNAMENTS… Videogame Bowling just doesn't get any better than this! (c) 2015 FarSight Studios FarSight Studios is an official licensee of Brunswick Bowling & Billiards Corp. Information Seller:FarSight Studios Genre:Simulation, Sports Release:Feb 11, 2015 Updated:May 26, 2015 Version:1.2.1 Size:103.6 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal bigrand1 Well-Known Member Apr 23, 2010 4,965 6 38 Geriatric Party Animal California, USA #2 bigrand1, Feb 13, 2015 Wrath Well-Known Member May 26, 2011 468 4 18 Seattle #3 Wrath, Feb 13, 2015 Graphics and sounds are nice. Is it the best bowling game available on iOS like the developers say? My opinion disagrees with their bold statement. But I'm not going to keep a bowling game with timers on my phone long enough to make sure. Having a hard time adjusting to the slow rolling speed of the ball. Also, it's the first bowling game I've seen that is in landscape and not portrait mode. bigrand1 Well-Known Member Apr 23, 2010 4,965 6 38 Geriatric Party Animal California, USA #4 bigrand1, Feb 13, 2015 I agree with you here. And man, even if the only thing it had against it was that slow rolling speed of the ball, the way the lane seems to fly by while the ball hardly moves, I would delete it (which I did), but since it's got other issues, obviously this isn't gonna be my go-to bowling game. Oh well... Grist Well-Known Member Nov 7, 2008 292 0 16 VP of Marketing Massachusetts #5 Grist, Feb 13, 2015 Last edited: Feb 13, 2015 Impressive bowling game, but... Now that I've figured out how to roll a reasonably fast ball (which requires starting the swipe action from a point on the screen that is below the ball, instead of starting with one's finger directly on the ball), I'm enjoying the remarkably accurate pin action and beautiful graphics -- which are better than any of the many other iOS bowling games on my iPad. There are six differently themed alleys that all look great, and the camera movement is nicely done. The only thing that dampens my enthusiasm a bit is the requirement to have enough "Brunswick energy" points to be able to continue playing AI opponents in tournaments. There are no instructions about how to replenish these energy points without paying real money for them, but I've noticed that a few points are accrued when you play all ten frames of a practice round. If it turns out that the game forces players to wait a while, or to pay real money, in order to continue playing this will diminish my enjoyment and cause me to post less than the five-star rating that this game would merit if it didn't have this energy-point requirement. Grist Well-Known Member Nov 7, 2008 292 0 16 VP of Marketing Massachusetts #6 Grist, Mar 20, 2015 Today's update ruins this game Today's update caused all of my progress (built up over several weeks, ever since the game was introduced) to be lost, and lowered the rolling speed of the ball from 17 mph to 7 mph, transforming this game into a slow-motion disaster. Because of these problems, I've lowered my original App Store rating from 4 stars to 2 stars, and that is being charitable in light of the issues caused by the update. It's hard to believe that the gaming company that mastered the complexities of pinball tables could mess up what had been the best bowling game for iOS -- which is not to say that the previous release didn't need significant improvements. Instead of improvements, FarSight has given us a joyless gaming experience. Mr. Charley Well-Known Member Sep 6, 2008 2,575 2 38 #7 Mr. Charley, Mar 20, 2015 PBA Bowling Challenge remains the best bowling game on ios right now. Always keeping my eyes open but to date, nothing has compared (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
Wrath Well-Known Member May 26, 2011 468 4 18 Seattle #3 Wrath, Feb 13, 2015 Graphics and sounds are nice. Is it the best bowling game available on iOS like the developers say? My opinion disagrees with their bold statement. But I'm not going to keep a bowling game with timers on my phone long enough to make sure. Having a hard time adjusting to the slow rolling speed of the ball. Also, it's the first bowling game I've seen that is in landscape and not portrait mode. bigrand1 Well-Known Member Apr 23, 2010 4,965 6 38 Geriatric Party Animal California, USA #4 bigrand1, Feb 13, 2015 I agree with you here. And man, even if the only thing it had against it was that slow rolling speed of the ball, the way the lane seems to fly by while the ball hardly moves, I would delete it (which I did), but since it's got other issues, obviously this isn't gonna be my go-to bowling game. Oh well... Grist Well-Known Member Nov 7, 2008 292 0 16 VP of Marketing Massachusetts #5 Grist, Feb 13, 2015 Last edited: Feb 13, 2015 Impressive bowling game, but... Now that I've figured out how to roll a reasonably fast ball (which requires starting the swipe action from a point on the screen that is below the ball, instead of starting with one's finger directly on the ball), I'm enjoying the remarkably accurate pin action and beautiful graphics -- which are better than any of the many other iOS bowling games on my iPad. There are six differently themed alleys that all look great, and the camera movement is nicely done. The only thing that dampens my enthusiasm a bit is the requirement to have enough "Brunswick energy" points to be able to continue playing AI opponents in tournaments. There are no instructions about how to replenish these energy points without paying real money for them, but I've noticed that a few points are accrued when you play all ten frames of a practice round. If it turns out that the game forces players to wait a while, or to pay real money, in order to continue playing this will diminish my enjoyment and cause me to post less than the five-star rating that this game would merit if it didn't have this energy-point requirement. Grist Well-Known Member Nov 7, 2008 292 0 16 VP of Marketing Massachusetts #6 Grist, Mar 20, 2015 Today's update ruins this game Today's update caused all of my progress (built up over several weeks, ever since the game was introduced) to be lost, and lowered the rolling speed of the ball from 17 mph to 7 mph, transforming this game into a slow-motion disaster. Because of these problems, I've lowered my original App Store rating from 4 stars to 2 stars, and that is being charitable in light of the issues caused by the update. It's hard to believe that the gaming company that mastered the complexities of pinball tables could mess up what had been the best bowling game for iOS -- which is not to say that the previous release didn't need significant improvements. Instead of improvements, FarSight has given us a joyless gaming experience. Mr. Charley Well-Known Member Sep 6, 2008 2,575 2 38 #7 Mr. Charley, Mar 20, 2015 PBA Bowling Challenge remains the best bowling game on ios right now. Always keeping my eyes open but to date, nothing has compared (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
Graphics and sounds are nice. Is it the best bowling game available on iOS like the developers say? My opinion disagrees with their bold statement. But I'm not going to keep a bowling game with timers on my phone long enough to make sure. Having a hard time adjusting to the slow rolling speed of the ball. Also, it's the first bowling game I've seen that is in landscape and not portrait mode.
I agree with you here. And man, even if the only thing it had against it was that slow rolling speed of the ball, the way the lane seems to fly by while the ball hardly moves, I would delete it (which I did), but since it's got other issues, obviously this isn't gonna be my go-to bowling game. Oh well...
Impressive bowling game, but... Now that I've figured out how to roll a reasonably fast ball (which requires starting the swipe action from a point on the screen that is below the ball, instead of starting with one's finger directly on the ball), I'm enjoying the remarkably accurate pin action and beautiful graphics -- which are better than any of the many other iOS bowling games on my iPad. There are six differently themed alleys that all look great, and the camera movement is nicely done. The only thing that dampens my enthusiasm a bit is the requirement to have enough "Brunswick energy" points to be able to continue playing AI opponents in tournaments. There are no instructions about how to replenish these energy points without paying real money for them, but I've noticed that a few points are accrued when you play all ten frames of a practice round. If it turns out that the game forces players to wait a while, or to pay real money, in order to continue playing this will diminish my enjoyment and cause me to post less than the five-star rating that this game would merit if it didn't have this energy-point requirement.
Today's update ruins this game Today's update caused all of my progress (built up over several weeks, ever since the game was introduced) to be lost, and lowered the rolling speed of the ball from 17 mph to 7 mph, transforming this game into a slow-motion disaster. Because of these problems, I've lowered my original App Store rating from 4 stars to 2 stars, and that is being charitable in light of the issues caused by the update. It's hard to believe that the gaming company that mastered the complexities of pinball tables could mess up what had been the best bowling game for iOS -- which is not to say that the previous release didn't need significant improvements. Instead of improvements, FarSight has given us a joyless gaming experience.
PBA Bowling Challenge remains the best bowling game on ios right now. Always keeping my eyes open but to date, nothing has compared
