The Last Rock Curling Overview
Full Game Center support means that you can play with friends or on your own against 40 challenging levels or against a computer opponent.
- Quick (4 end) or Full (10 end) games.
- Quick (4 end) or Full (10 end) games.
The Last Rock Curling simulates real physics to give an authentic feel of curling that is fun for all ages.
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Product Details and Description of
The Last Rock Curling simulates real physics to give an authentic feel of curling that is fun for all ages. Full Game Center support means that you can play with friends or on your own against 40 challenging levels or against a computer opponent. Apply the same strategies as the professionals: throw guards, or curl around them and remember to sweep hard! Friends Mode - Quick (4 end) or Full (10 end) games. Or 8-end Mixed Doubles for something different. - Turn based matches played over Game Center - Play with friends all around the world - Instant Replay always shows the last turn - Earn Game Center match points for wins, ties and defaults Challenge Mode - 10 Bonus Levels based on the best shots in curling history - Single player mode with 40 levels of increasing difficulty to beat - 2 rocks; you must get get closest to the center of the house to win Versus Mode - Choose Easy or Hard mode for Computer Opponent - Quick (4 end) or Full (10 end) games. Or 8-end Mixed Doubles for something different. - Play against a buddy on the same device - Great for family; almost as much fun to watch as to play - Play against a computer opponent to hone your strategies - Pause a game at any time and return to it later Other Features - Physics of rock motion including curl, sweeping, friction and throwing with "no handle" - The "5-rock rule" enables guard-based strategies - 4 ends to play - 6 vibrant colors to play in any mode. No purchase necessary! - Fast-forward - Tutorial screens help you learn - No ads! Even if you've never curled before, you will quickly learn how exciting it can be to sweep yourself to victory in the game known as "chess on ice"!
Top Reviews
By Slydog77
About as real as it gets
Without a doubt the best curling game on the market, hands down. Having curled for quite a while, it does a good job of taking the weight of throws and integrating sweeps into it that are pretty consistent with reality. 3 things could make it better... 1. Allowing opponents to sweep stones beyond the tee line. I understand that it would be difficult to integrate that in multiplayer play, but it would be nice. 2. When stones collide, they do so with almost perfect transfer of energy and glide. In reality, there a lot of friction between rocks when they strike each other that scrub off energy. These things glide like they’re weightless in space. There’s no gear effect or rock “drag” in the direction of a carom. That’s why this game never gives you a true “freeze”. 3. There should be a random change in “pebble” or overall curl from game to game. No sheet is the same twice, and better curlers get a true handle on ice conditions than others. It would make two player games more interesting, and it could be integrated into the AI version as well, I think. It would make games between strangers more interesting as well. You’d have to learn more than one aim point, weight and sweep for each spot and angle. Overall, an excellent game, though.
By Hazenberg in NH
Easily the best curling game
I’ve downloaded and played most of the free curling games available and found them either unrealistic or too easy in AI mode. This game ticks all the boxes. No fancy graphics, but who needs them. Challenging in both medium and hard AI modes. Those of us who don’t need to win every time find this challenge enjoyable. Worth the money for sure.
By alliscurling
Enjoying this game while curling is cancelled
Thanks for making this game! My teammates and I have been enjoying this while clubs are closed and bonspiels are cancelled. One question regarding mixed doubles—the rules that I know state that no rock can be removed from play until the fourth thrown rock, but the rules in the game here seem only to apply it to the FGZ? Any reason for this? Just curious!
