The Last Rock Curling

iPad / Sports

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"!

Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?

Play the same color in head to head matches! There are alternate Away team dark rock colors. Now you can both be yellow.
New player group for highly active Game Center players. New games started by players with 5 or more active games will automatically enter this group.
Extension of viewport area at the house, when panning to see rocks.