- November 10, 2021
- Frosty Pop Games Inc.
Bowling Ballers
Platforms
About
"Bowling Ballers" is an exclusive arcade-style game for Netflix members, described as an endless runner with a twist: instead of avoiding obstacles, players actively knock down pins and other objects. The game features simple yet engaging mechanics, including skateboarding and flying, and offers both level-based and endless modes with beautiful visuals.





- Charming and addictive gameplay with cute graphics and sound effects, making it a fun experience.
- No ads or microtransactions, providing a seamless gaming experience for Netflix subscribers.
- Variety of levels and unlockable items keep the gameplay interesting and engaging.
- Controls can be unresponsive and require excessive swiping, making it frustrating to navigate obstacles.
- Some players experience issues with hitboxes and sensitivity, leading to unfair deaths during gameplay.
- The game can feel repetitive after a short period, lacking enough variety to maintain long-term interest.
monetization
40 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization aspect of Netflix games is highly praised, with users appreciating the complete absence of ads and in-app purchases, which enhances the overall gaming experience. Players find it refreshing to enjoy high-quality games without intrusive monetization tactics, making them feel more polished and enjoyable. Overall, the lack of ads and microtransactions is seen as a significant advantage, contributing to a more immersive and engaging gameplay experience.
“Really all the Netflix games are great for having a game without any monetization - my favorite is the mahjong solitaire game!”
“The graphics are smooth and cute, there aren't any scummy monetization tactics, and the game just feels loved and properly finished.”
“Very cool that Netflix is doing these, this game is super compelling, no ads or microtransactions and on top of the normal Netflix subscription instead of a paid extra?”
“The graphics are smooth and cute, there aren't any scummy monetization tactics (though you do need a Netflix account) or ads, and the game just feels loved and properly finished.”
“Refreshing to see a game that's not pay to win or filled with a billion ads.”
“It's a good game to pass the time and with no nasty ads or microtransactions to waste time.”