Wheel of Bingo

Wheel of Bingo has two parts. Part 1: Spin the wheel to match bingo numbers. To help the player, colored marks are drawn on the wheel to indicate their bingo numbers. For every match, the player gains points and a colored ball to be used in part 2. For a complete bingo line, many extra balls are awarded.

Part 2: Drop balls to match colors in plinko. The point values shown at the bottom of the screen are base values, but are multiplied if there is a successful color match (GREEN MATCH X 5).

Quick Guide to Wheel of Bingo

Part 1: Use the buttons labelled ' SPIN LEFT' and 'SPIN RIGHT' located below the wheel. Hold the button to power up the spin, which is indicated by the 'spin gauge' above the button.

Part 2: Click and hold to position the ball at the top of the the plinko board. Release to launch the ball.

Does this game use a specific development tool such as Phaser, Cocos2d, or Unity?

The development of this game involved Javascript open-source libraries or custom-built tools.

How do the tags help identify the game’s genre or focus?

The tags that best represent the features of this game are arcade, ball, bingo.

Who is behind the creation of this game?

The development team that worked on this game’s creation is Andrew Wolf.

In what genre can this game be categorized?

In terms of gameplay, this game is classified as Casual.

Does the game offer a mobile version for iOS and Android?

Yes, Wheel of Bingo is optimized for mobile play on both iOS and Android.

Is the game intended for a younger audience?

Yes, Wheel of Bingo would be good for children.

Does the game show blood or blood-like effects?

No, Wheel of Bingo does not include any scenes with blood.

Does the game feature any form of aggression or harm?

Yes, cruelty is depicted or involved in Wheel of Bingo.