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Guide

Everything you need to aim a throw, understand the pins, and progress through all 45 levels.

On this page

  1. Objective
  2. Controls
  3. Pin roles
  4. Throws and stars
  5. Chapters
  6. Obstacles
  7. Progress and settings
01

The objective

Each level gives you a set of target pins and no more than three throws. Knock down every target pin within that limit to complete the level.

Plan before you release. The shortest route is not always the safest route. Pin collisions and lane obstacles can change where the ball travels.

02

Build a throw

  1. Aim: drag the guide left or right to set the starting direction.
  2. Curve: move the spin control to shape the ball’s path.
  3. Power: hold ROLL to charge the throw.
  4. Release: let go of ROLL when the power level matches your plan.

After the ball stops and the lane settles, the game checks the result. If target pins remain and a throw is available, you can line up the next shot.

03

Read the pins

Target pins

Glowing target pins form the level objective. Every one of them must fall.

Standard pins

Standard pins do not add to the objective count. They still collide with the ball and other pins, so they can help or disrupt a route.

Red forbidden pins

These pins must stay untouched. A valid collision ends the attempt immediately.

04

Throws and stars

  • Complete the level in 1 throw to earn 3 stars.
  • Complete it in 2 throws to earn 2 stars.
  • Complete it in 3 throws to earn 1 star.

Stars record your best result on each level. Replay a cleared level when you want to improve it.

05

Three chapters

The game contains 45 levels divided evenly across three chapters.

  • Sunset Lanes, levels 1–15: learn the perfect line.
  • Neon Circuit, levels 16–30: use bank shots after dark.
  • Champion Hall, levels 31–45: solve demanding layouts where mistakes matter.
06

Lane obstacles

  • Bumper walls can redirect the ball through a bank shot.
  • Narrow gates demand a precise angle.
  • Wood blocks remove direct routes and reward a different line, curve, or power choice.
07

Progress and settings

Completing play builds player experience and records level stars. Story goals follow the main journey, while daily goals and long-term goals provide additional objectives.

Six bowling-ball styles change the ball’s appearance only. They do not change gameplay performance.

Music and sound effects can be adjusted separately in Settings. Progress and settings are stored locally on the device, and the reset option starts progress again from the beginning.

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