Bowling Central 2 - the long awaited sequel of the popular Android simulator on bowling. In the second part of the project, we again have to compete with users from around the globe, gaining playing experience and increasing global ranking. Walk a little training, play with the first opponent, and only then proceed to carry out daily missions, or play with the same as you, the fans of bowling. To diversify the gameplay, the authors decided to implement four modes: one-on-one daily mission, the game turns and the world tournament. Modes differ from each other only slightly, as the mechanics and purpose of the same. Once on the track, you with the usual swipe need to send the ball into the cluster of pins. If you are a once can knock all the pins, you will earn maximum points, breaking the so-called "strike", and if all the pins you'll have to knock off two attempts, then you will earn nine points, that is "paired" . Get as many points per game participant becomes a winner. In terms of graphics the game something unreal can not surprise, concise design of game levels, a few twitches and animations created a blueprint game track. The only thing that saves the project - a multiplayer mode.
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