Pin Bowling

Pin Bowling keeps ten-pin bowling down to its essentials. Each roll takes two taps. First the ball slides from side to side across the lane — tap to choose where it starts. Then an aiming arrow swings left and right — tap again to send the ball on its way.

Pins that are struck can topple their neighbours, so a ball just off the centre of the front pin tends to clear the most. You get two rolls in each of five frames. Every pin is a point, with five bonus points for a strike and two for a spare, making 75 the best possible score.

Knock down as many pins as you can over five frames of two rolls each. A strike scores a 5-point bonus and a spare a 2-point bonus.