1. Did you begin by using the side view to find where the pins are before aiming and throwing to hit them?
No, I only used the side view to see how it would look like from the side. I thought it would confuse me if I used the side view as a reference before throwing the balls.
2. Does the fact that you can choose the order you throw the balls (unlike Angry Birds) make the game more or less skillful?
Yes. In a way it allows to me to choose a ball according to how hard it hits the target. The bigger the ball, the larger the impact can transfer to other blocks near the target.
3. What other types of blocks or balls do you suggest be added into the game?
I found the blocks or balls to be fun to play with. Maybe you can add bridges or slides to make the ball roll up and cross some obstacles (like in mini-golf).
4. Regarding the power meter, was there a time when you wanted to throw the ball at a small power amount rather than full force?
No, I wanted to make sure that the blocks and pins I was aiming were getting hit.
5. How many tries did it take you to beat the game?
I was able to aim all the pins at first try and I played 4 times in total.
6. Is the Bowling theme interesting or should the game choose a different theme for the projectiles, blocks, and targets to hit?
I did not really see this as a bowling game, more like a shooting game.
I suggest you add a re-bounce mechanism to the walls, so the player can also use the walls to aim the pins. I also suggest adding a top-side view instead of a side-view to make the blocks and pins locations less confusing.
7. What would you rate this game out of 10?
I would rate this game 8/10.
Even if I clicked on the side view before playing, I realized that there were pins behind the red and yellow blocks the second time I played the game. The difference in views was quite confusing for me. I did understand the “Angry bird” reference at first, but I understood after reading your Wiki. Nonetheless, I liked the concept of the game and I enjoyed playing few times even after my first win.
8. Did you encounter any glitches?
Some blocks and pins looked like they were behind each other in the side view, but they seemed closer in the front view. Also, when I had 1 pin left of my front view, but 2 on my side view, it would say that I won after aiming the last one from my front view.
1. Did you begin by using the side view to find where the pins are before aiming and throwing to hit them? No, I only used the side view to see how it would look like from the side. I thought it would confuse me if I used the side view as a reference before throwing the balls.
2. Does the fact that you can choose the order you throw the balls (unlike Angry Birds) make the game more or less skillful? Yes. In a way it allows to me to choose a ball according to how hard it hits the target. The bigger the ball, the larger the impact can transfer to other blocks near the target.
3. What other types of blocks or balls do you suggest be added into the game? I found the blocks or balls to be fun to play with. Maybe you can add bridges or slides to make the ball roll up and cross some obstacles (like in mini-golf).
4. Regarding the power meter, was there a time when you wanted to throw the ball at a small power amount rather than full force? No, I wanted to make sure that the blocks and pins I was aiming were getting hit.
5. How many tries did it take you to beat the game? I was able to aim all the pins at first try and I played 4 times in total.
6. Is the Bowling theme interesting or should the game choose a different theme for the projectiles, blocks, and targets to hit? I did not really see this as a bowling game, more like a shooting game. I suggest you add a re-bounce mechanism to the walls, so the player can also use the walls to aim the pins. I also suggest adding a top-side view instead of a side-view to make the blocks and pins locations less confusing.
7. What would you rate this game out of 10? I would rate this game 8/10. Even if I clicked on the side view before playing, I realized that there were pins behind the red and yellow blocks the second time I played the game. The difference in views was quite confusing for me. I did understand the “Angry bird” reference at first, but I understood after reading your Wiki. Nonetheless, I liked the concept of the game and I enjoyed playing few times even after my first win.
8. Did you encounter any glitches? Some blocks and pins looked like they were behind each other in the side view, but they seemed closer in the front view. Also, when I had 1 pin left of my front view, but 2 on my side view, it would say that I won after aiming the last one from my front view.