Strike Master 3D
By @Bossbenta
Swipe to roll your ball down the lane, apply after-touch spin, and knock over as many pins as possible across ten frames of competitive bowling.
How to play
- Select your background theme, choose one of the 12 ball profiles, and pick an announcer.
- Touch and drag upward on the ball to set your throw power and release angle.
- Swipe left or right while the ball is rolling down the lane to apply after-touch steering.
- Clear all ten pins on your first throw for a strike, or pick up the remaining pins on your second throw for a spare.
- Complete all 10 frames to see your final score and check if you beat the CPU opponents.
Controls
- Touch
- Swipe up to throw, and swipe left or right to steer the rolling ball.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click and drag up to throw, then drag left or right to steer.
More about this game
Strike Master 3D brings classic ten-frame bowling to your screen. Your goal is to score up to 300 points by knocking down pins with a well-timed flick. Practice solo or face up to three CPU opponents across Easy, Medium, or Hard difficulties. The game features 12 ball profiles, each with unique weight, speed, control, and pin impact stats. A match ends after the tenth frame, where the player with the highest total score wins.
Tips
- Heavier balls retain more momentum and hit the pins harder, while lighter balls accelerate quicker and steer much faster down the lane.
- Apply after-touch steering while the ball is moving to curve it toward the pocket, but be careful not to steer into the gutter channel at 2.22 units.
- Watch your release angle before letting go; the maximum release angle is capped at 15 degrees, so aim carefully to avoid missing the headpin.
Questions
How many frames are in a game?
A standard game consists of 10 frames. If you roll a perfect game by getting strikes in every frame, you will achieve the maximum possible score of 300 points.
Can I play against computer opponents?
Yes, you can set up a match against 1, 2, or 3 CPU opponents. You can also choose between Easy, Medium, and Hard difficulty levels to match your skill.
What do the different ball stats mean?
Each of the 12 balls has unique multipliers for weight, speed, control, and pin impact. These stats affect how fast the ball rolls, how sharply it can steer, and how much force it transfers to the pins upon impact.