Bowling Games

Go Bowling

admin — Fri, 30 Mar 2012 19:31:21 +0000

Go Bowling is a 10 Pin bowling game that you play against the computer. Use your mouse and keyboard to control the spin and direction of your bowling throw. You can put major spin the bowling ball if you want to throw that perfect strike with action. To play using the keyboard, press Shift to bowl and left and right arrow keys to spin. The game will automatically keep the score so you know if you’re beating the computer bowler. If you’re a novice bowler, feel free to use the gutter bumpers, so you can keep the ball on the lanes while you practice. You are able to control the speed and power of your throw as well as control over the direction by using your finger tip action. It’s a great bowling game that anyone will enjoy.

Disco Bowling

admin — Mon, 18 Apr 2011 23:53:24 +0000

Get out your bell bottoms because you’re about to experience Disco Bowling. Use your mouse to place your groovy self on the lanes, then adjust the power meter by moving your mouse to the spot you want and watching the power meter on the left. Click the mouse to throw. When the bowling ball is moving down the lane, use your mouse to direct it into the bowling pins for the perfect strike. Try not to throw too many gutterballs & don’t let the cool disco ball distract you because you’re in the middle of a funky perfect game.

Bowling Center

admin — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 21:29:38 +0000

Welcome to the Bowling Center: Object, throw a score of 300 by knocking down all the pins on the first throw of each frame.

How to play: Choose the position, power, direction and spin of your ball by clicking on it at the perfect moment. Precision and speed get the best score. Good luck.

Halloween Bowling

admin — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 18:53:58 +0000

When your bowling ball is a pumpkin and the pins are ghosts, you don’t just bowl them over, you “squash” them!
How to Play:

Use your mouse to position the pumpkin, then click to stay.
Click again to select your desired power level.
Then click again to select your desired curve.

BarOne Bowling

admin — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 19:54:02 +0000

How to Play Bar One Bowling:

When you see the READY card, click anywhere on the screen to being the roll down the bowling alley. Position the ball on the alley by moving the mouse.

Press and hold the mouse button to set the hook.

For maximum right hook, release the mouse button when the hook indicator is at it’s leftmost position.

For maximum left hook, release the mouse button when the hook indicator is at it’s rightmost position.

To throw a straight ball, release the mouse button when the indicator is in the center.

This bowling game uses a 6 pin scoring system, so the highest possible score is 180. Good luck at Bar One Bowling.

Ten Pin Alley

admin — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 19:40:50 +0000

Welcome to Ten Pin Alley Bowling. Move the mouse cursor across the lane and the bowling ball will follow. When the ball is where you want it, keep the cursor ON the ball itself and move the cursor slightly to aim the yellow arrow. The yellow arrow points down the lanes where you want the bowling ball to go. Press and HOLD the left mouse button and a red arrow will begin moving back and forth around your ball. When you release the mouse button, your ball will roll and the red arrow will determine how much spin is on the ball and which way the ball hooks. Obviously your goal is to bowl a perfect game by making a strike in each frame, but if you can make some spares too, you’ll still throw a pretty good game. Have fun

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3D Bowling

admin — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 20:09:49 +0000

3d Bowling is one of our most popular bowling games. Select if you want to play with 1 or 2 players. To get the perfect bowl, aim your mouse towards the pins, while aligning the mouse with the markings on the lane. Push your mouse towards the pins with as much power as possible, noting that the more power you add the faster the ball will go. Also take note that this maneuver should start from behind the markings on the floor. A bit of trial and error is probably necessary, but you will soon be bowling like a pro. The best part of 3D bowling is that it loads and plays quickly. Between shots, the pins reset fast so you can keep a game going and aren’t sitting around waiting for minutes in between throws. Try out this bowling game and you’ll be sure to have a fun time.

Pinheadz Bowling

admin — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 20:01:40 +0000

Pinheadz bowling has the same concept of all bowling games..hit as many pins as you can and try to score a perfect game 300. Starting with 10 frames, knock down as many pins as possible. Score 10 points for every pin. Score a strike and gain two bonus frames and 300 bonus points. Score a spare and gain one bonus frame and 100 points. The game will end after 5 minutes or when you have no more frames left to play.

Use your mouse to set your starting point on the lane. You then have to wait for the moving arrow to be in the spot you want the ball to go. When it’s aligned, click the mouse to get the ball rolling. If you click with the arrow is still red, the ball will curve off into the gutter and you won’t get any pins. Pinheadz Bowling takes a few rounds to get the hang of, but once you do, you’ll be hooked.

Ten Pin Bowling

admin — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 19:41:30 +0000

The object of this fun bowling game is to clear all of the pins in two throws or less. Use your mouse to place the bowling ball in the start position. Click the mouse once to set the power meter and click again to set the spin.

Gutterball

admin — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 19:42:57 +0000

Gutterball is one of the most popular bowling games on the web. After you get over the annoying New Yorker’s stupid comments, this is a very fun game. The great part about gutterball is that you can really customize your bowling ball to suit how you want to play the game. Pick the ball you want and enter your player name to begin.

To bowl, use your mouse to set your alignment on the lane. This will determine where your ball starts. To throw the ball, click the left mouse button and pull the mouse toward the bottom of the screen. This is essentially your backswing. Then as quickly as possible, move the mouse toward the top of the screen and release the mouse button at the same time. This will whip the bowling ball onto the lane with a lot of power. Guide the ball into the pocket with your mouse and get as many strikes as you can. Maybe you’ll throw a 300 one day. The New Yorker will be proud.