There is no limit to how many times the bowling ball can be rolled while attempting to to knock down all the pins. You can roll as many times as you can until the timer runs out. The faster you knock down pins the higher your score will be. In addition to the standard 10 pin pattern, there are many unique pin formation patterns in the game. For example, a pin pattern may be in the shape of Pacman.

The patterns can have various numbers of pins ranging from just a few to 100. You can adjust the "POWER" of how the ball is rolled by using the Power Slider at the bottom of the screen. The amount of curve can be controlled by the curve feature immediately left of the Power Slider. Directly above the Power Sider is the buttons for adjusting the aim of the ball before you roll.

Some pin patterns will have the "gutters" replaced by "Side Rails". This creates the ability within the game to roll bank shots as the ball will bounce off the rail back towards the lane. Some layouts have "bumpers" which are obstacles that are not able to be moved and many times require creative trick shots to navigate around them to knock down pins that might be behind them. At the beginning of each roll the ball is placed at a random position on the lane. You can move the ball left or right the width of the lane as well as adjust the curve, aim, and power of the shot before clicking Roll.

While the rules are simple, roll until all the pins are down or until the timer expires. The faster the pins are knocked down the higher the subsequent score. Curve shots and bank shots have a slight scoring bonus over straight shots. Also, some patterns may be impossible to clear without using a curve or bank shot. All patterns have been tested and can be cleared in the allotted time The strategy is up to you to figure out. There are several good standard bowling games available and our goal is to make bowling more interesting, fun to play, difficult to master, and provide many hours of entertainment.