It’s fun. I like it. Cool game modes and maybe the best controls for a bowling game so far. But can’t we get a simple single player 10-frame mode, where we can play a normal game too? Call it single player, traditional, practice, I don’t care. I just don’t understand why so many bowling apps leave such a basic feature out.

If you’re going to attack my wallet at least be clear about. I’m not crazy about spending money to craft, clean and repair my bowling balls only to have to scrap them shortly afterwards. I’ve yet to fully understand the craft and core cards assignment to any particular ball. It’s exhausting to constantly have to keep maintaining your collection of balls many times having your 3-ball active rotation average less than 40% effectiveness. The conventional bowling scoring (League mode) and the well thought out Arcade mode are fun but suffer from the constantly degrading ball. Changes that would have to take place for me to spend another dime:(1) Scrap the ball maintenance nonsense. Sell balls with preset features and then sell Hook, Speed, Power, and Precision upgrades but only if the gamer has met a particular level threshold. (2) The developer’s revenue should be tied to games played not to advance the “pay to win” scramble. (3) Where are Friends Invites? Bots will have to exist in this type of game but I can’t play a friend in an exciting game of High Voltage or Shootout? You can always charge me. If you follow these guidelines you have a true 5-STAR game. If you stay as is you have a freemium nightmare.

Very fun game where you have 3 balls that you roll with different stats and each being able to upgrade to mkII and mkIII. I think when matching up with another player you should be able to see their overall W-L beside their name & maybe some sort of tournament event or something besides just league so far - Also think on your profile where it shows you Wins and losses and stuff, it should show your avg score from your games 47, 53, etc. - Also think during a match, clicking on your profile should bring up some stickers that you can click to taunt your opponent

PROS:(1) Challenging game mechanics particularly when your 3-Ball rotation has lost some effectiveness.(2) Very fun Arcade games (Shootout & High Voltage)(3) Quick games whether you’re playing Arcade or traditional CONS:(1) Not at all subtle money grab. Repairing and/or cleaning your bowling balls to get even a respectable percentage to take to your next game cost money. Putting up money in Arcade mode to earn tickets for new bowling balls cost money. Buying components to soup up your bowling balls cost money. (2) No Friends invites(3) Appears to be bot-driven with a possible low percentage of humans.I already sunk $20 in this game and with moderate play that might last me a week. You could theoretically stretch your dollars by playing in the no-fee traditional League mode which earns you money if you win but your bowling balls will require more maintenance and if you don’t pay for their upkeep you’ll have a 10% ball that might as well be a marble. The only way I would consider spending anymore money would be if you could invite friends to play.