Cuatreada: bolos asturianos

Cuatreada is the most spectacular game in the Asturian bowling style: from about 20 meters, the wooden ball flies through the air, lands on the earthen target, and aims for the nine pins and the "biche" (a small, round pin).

AIM, LOAD, AND RELEASE
Choose where to aim, set the force, adjust the spin with the needle, and keep your hand steady as your arm swings. The ball bounces on the clay, rolls, and is difficult to stop: only the pins or the fence can halt it. Every throw is different.

PLAY LIKE AT THE BOWLING ALLEY
• Rules of the style: pins, "biche," cuatreadas, and zeros, with a referee and scoreboard.

• Head-to-head matches by games, with an initial draw.

• Four players to choose from, each with their own style: Pulgarista (a player who uses a small hand), Manista (a player who uses a small hand), Segurín (a player who uses a small hand), and Cuatriaor (a player who uses a small hand).

• Bowling alleys modeled after real bowling alleys in Asturias, and one at night with spotlights.

GAME MODES
• Match: against another person on the same mobile device or against the CPU (Easy, Normal, and Hard).

• Online: live matches against a friend using a four-letter code.

• Challenges: weekly challenges with stars, leaderboards, and a monthly overall ranking.

• Practice: bowl without pressure and learn how the ball bounces.

• Tutorial: learn the throw step by step.

THE THRILL OF EVERY BALL
Replays of the best plays, the trajectory of the throw seen from above, the reacting crowd, the camera shaking with every hit, and the nerves when the game is in progress.

In Spanish and Asturian.