Skittle 50
Hit exactly 50 to win.
One point over and you drop back to 25.
Knock down numbered pins with a thrown baton. Swing your iPhone to throw.
- 3
- 11
- 7
- 2
- 9
land on 50 to win
Four rules, that's all
Knock down one pin
You score the number written on it. Land the 12 and you jump ahead.
Knock down two or more
You score the count. Flattening the whole field is still only worth a few points.
Land on exactly 50
Not 49, not 51. Those last couple of points are the hardest part of the game.
Go over and you fall to 25
A bust rolls half your score away.
Three misses in a row ends the game. Fallen pins are stood back up where they landed, so the field spreads out as you play. The baton flies in an arc and passes over pins in mid-air — you can clear the front row and hit the back one directly.
Four ways to play
Solo
A score attack: reach exactly 50 in as few throws as possible. Your record goes to the Game Center leaderboard.
Play vs CPU
Take turns against the computer. You still get a winner playing alone.
Two Players
Pass one phone back and forth. Nothing to set up.
Online Match
Nearby over the same Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, or Online through Game Center.
Two ways to throw
Phone swing
Actually swing the phone. How hard you swing is how far it flies, and you aim by turning toward the target.
Slingshot
Pull back on the screen and let go. Works in a quiet room, or lying down.
Swing strength varies from person to person, so the game calibrates once the first time you play. If throws feel wrong, you can redo it from Settings.
No data collected
There is no account to create. No ads, no analytics, no location. Your best record and settings live only on your phone, and deleting the app deletes all of it.
Information leaves your phone only during an online match, when it goes to your opponent's device. Rankings and internet matches use Apple's Game Center.
Requirements
iPhone running iOS 17 or later. Free, with no in-app purchases. Available in English and Japanese.
Coming soon to the App Store