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The Bowling Club is the perfect bowling game for all players who love bowling.
Choose your opponent and start the game! Throw the ball well and get many strikes!
Don't worry if you get the gutter at first throw, you can throw it again by using the special item. You have many chances to get the strike or spare!
The final 10 frame is a kind of bonus time because you can throw again if you get strike or spare. Control the ball well and aim for a maximum score of 300!

Discover the Fun of The Bowling Club

It is very simple and intuitive. You just need to frick the ball with your finger.
You can also throw the curving ball by flicking like a half circle. If you want to throw the ball straight, flick it up nicely.
Find the good strike spot! 1 game has 10 frames.

Which development company is responsible for this game?

The programming and design of this game were created by Super Appli.

Is this game developed using a 2D or 3D engine, and if so, which one?

This game uses the open-source game engine Javascript.

What type of game is identified by these tags?

This game is assigned the following descriptors as tags: ball, bowling, skill.

Is this game intended for a specific gender?

The game is most likely to be enjoyed by Male & Female.

In which category can this game be found?

This game is best categorized as Casual.

Does the game involve any bloodshed or blood-related content?

Yes, blood or gore is present in The Bowling Club.

Can the game be enjoyed on mobile devices like iPhones and Android phones?

The Bowling Club is available for mobile users on iOS and Android.

Is this game child-friendly?

No, The Bowling Club would not be appropriate for children to engage with.

What ages is this game designed for?

The game is designed for Kids age groups.

Is cruelty depicted or involved in the game?

Yes, cruelty is depicted in The Bowling Club.