Galaxy Bowling Reviews
5/5 rating based on 20 reviews. Read all reviews for Galaxy Bowling for iPhone.
Galaxy Bowling is paid iOS app published by Jason Allen
Lacks realism
Bluffmaster.
It's an Ok game. Graphics are good but the gameplay is not realistic. When you launch the ball, it feels like its gliding on ice floor. And just a simple swipe on the screen will change the direction of the ball completely AFTER you have launched the ball. That's the spin feature I understand but it's totally unrealistic how much it can change direction. It makes it extremely easy to score strikes every time, and not challenging at all.
Well,
Seatac33
I noticed the "after toss" adjustment too, which does in fact make it difficult to not score well. BUT!!!! Who says you HAVE to manipulate the aim after you toss? Just aim for the pocket and ignore the ability to manipulate! I like this game a lot because the graphics are really very nice, and I love the goal of working towards acquiring all the gorgeous planet balls! They truly are very exquisite, and a worthy goal to aim for. I have tried almost all of the bowling games for the iPad and the iPod, and so far, this has been the best of the bunch. Most all of the rest are lousy....and I do mean REALLY LOUSY! Great job, Jason!!! You have my vote! ((~.~))
LAME.
jmaxman
This looks beautiful until you start to play. Then it is totally unrealistic in the roll AND in the play. The ball appears to be sliding down the lane. A flick doesn't shift the roll, it just changes the direction of the ball. Finally, why isn't there a button to get back to the main menu on screen during play. I wanted out of A game, but not out of THE game.
Best bowling game
Darthvader1701d
This is the best bowling game there are. Also the most realistic. Used to cost $2.99 but now it's free! If you love bowling then get this game!
WOW
Stumpy 59
Best bowling game ever - graphics are awesome - pin action is realistic and awesome - please, please, please upgrade to play tournaments - Galaxy games are a class act
Fantastic
Grist
The two new modes introduced with the latest update are a lot of fun, particularly the candlepins mode which has amazingly realistic pin action including dead wood that stays on the lane after your first and second balls. The developer has been improving this game steadily ever since it first came out; it wasn't very impressive then, but it is very good now.
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Gkrakr
I like the two new modes -- duckpins and candlepins -- and realize the balls are smaller. However, why are the balls smaller in the regular mode, kingpin, and the splits? Is there a reason for it? I can't imagine what it would be. Please make those balls the size they were before.