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Bowling in Bedrock is a little different from normal bowling. Instead of a straight, smooth bowling lane, you have maze-like tracks filled with ups, downs, twists and turns. Not to mention the high bridges, dark tunnels, tar pits, and other traps. There are a few bowling pins scattered here and there, as well as other cool pickups. Here are some nifty game tips to help you on your way.
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Use certain kegs to your advantage by striking them. They can propel you into gems, pins, or Gazoos.
By colliding with rocks or boulders, you can control your speed through the lane in difficult-to-maneuver sections.
Speed up before ramps to increase your jump distance, and make sure to hold the turbo button down while in the air, until you land on the other side.
While airborne, you can still steer and maneuver. This is especially useful with geysers.
Swing left to right and back again to ride up the sides of the canyon wall to reach higher items.
In the Pool and Buffalo Lodge: Get the sundials and X2 and X4 for more points and extra time. There are extra points for finishing with remaining time.
Tar: On hard difficulty, Pin #3 is behind the giant rib bone. Aim for the bird, then turn left as soon as you've passed the rib to hit the pin. Turn right immediately to collect the bird.
Freeway: Avoid the kegs. They tend to affect your approach on pins.
Crystal: On Hard difficulty, avoid Keg #2. It is at the beginning of the track and will most likely gutter-ball you.
Water Buffalo Lodge: Collect the pins and gems in the center first. This will give you more time. Use the snake springs to jump to one of the lower platforms that has geysers and collect all items there before jumping up (via geyser) to the high platforms. Slide over to the lower platform on the other side and finish this section. Blast the kegs to collect the pins. Avoid the Buffalo and jump into the water trough and collect the gems. Then go to the center and use the snake-springs to jump to the other lower platform with the geyser and finish up by jumping to the high platform and the last lower platform.
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