NETFLIX Bowling Ballers Hack 1.0.7 + Redeem Codes

I like engaging and low-stress and satisfying games and this is really high up there. It doesn’t just have beautiful graphics, it has really satisfying animations. It doesn’t just have sound, it has satisfying sound effects and haptic feedback. It doesn’t just have one or two sucky game-modes, but a handful of ways to play the game which are all fun. There’s also no steep learning curve so you can have fun with this game and have a life at the same time. And last but not least, this game has no ads (But you need a Netflix account).

Probably one of the better game offerings from Netflix but I think one of my major problems with it is how buggy the game is. Sometimes I fall through platforms, go right through bowling pins, more than once I’ve had boss fights just straight up break or not work, sometimes collision doesn’t work the way it’s intended and gets me killed.

It’s a fun game but all the bugs lowered the score for me. It’s definitely replayable but not very rewarding if you’re going for a 100% playthrough. Literally just play the levels and move on. I also like the variety of customization for balls to use in the game. The themes don’t really change much in terms of gameplay and sometimes the gameplay changes don’t really feel too marginally impactful.

I can’t say I like games as much as I did as a kid. I gave this game a try just to see what this whole “Netflix game” thing was about. Once I started playing, I couldn’t put it down. It’s been years since I truly enjoyed a game. Usually in 15 minutes even big label Switch games make me lose interest, but this game doesn’t. There’s nothing spectacular or complex about this game. It’s just Temple run but with a bowling ball. But I love the simplicity of the gameplay, bright colors and cute theming. It’s surprisingly enjoyable and I’m glad to have given it a try.

I bought this with Netflix(just look up “games”) and I highly recommend!! It is a bit challenging as you go through different levels and a reasonable age to start playing this game is probably 6 years. Since I bought this with Netflix it was completely free!!! Also, there are zero adds!! The theme is amazing too!! I’m telling you, get it if you’re looking for a new, fun, creative game!!!!

This game reminds me of old mobile games when they actually tried and not just milk it for money. The art style is amazing, but one bad thing is since it’s a mobile game it is a bit repetitive but always is a good thing to play when you just wanna play a game for a few minutes.

Really great runner-style game with just enough new mechanics to keep you hooked. The use of rumble is also a really nice touch and makes the game feel a bit more tactile while I play with a podcast in the background. Finished the game to 100% and can’t wait for the update/more content.

Get this game it is so fun there are so many levels and cool things you can win different balls and get prizes and the best part about it is that there are no ads whatsoever and there are different scenes and it never glitches I cannot stop playing this it is so fun get this game please it is amazing

I have no qualms about the game itself. I find that no matter how many times I delete the app and it’s data from my device it keeps downloading and installing itself back on my phone. I can’t find anything online about how to stop this from happening. It has installed itself over 20 times now. It makes me feel like Netflix is doing something unethical to make this happen. Please for the love of god, just let me delete this godforsaken app forever.

This game is fun, I will admit. It keeps me entertained when I’m bored. My biggest issue with this game is that it is very similar to a game called Kingpin Bowling, which was released a few years ago. There are differences, but there’s way more similarities, almost copies. But like I said, this game is fun, so I will give it four stars instead of five.

Netflix delivers with a top quality game that is fast paced and endlessly entertaining. I’ve had little interest in App Store games for several years but this title reminds me of how entertaining a great mobile game can be.