Pinno: Finnish Skittles Game

Pinno is a Finnish skittles game with twelve numbered wooden pins – a real throwing game for your phone, not a score counter. Swipe to throw the stick yourself. HOW FINNISH SKITTLES WORKS One pin down scores its number. Several pins score how many fell. Hit exactly 50 to win – go over and you drop back to 25. Three misses in a row and you're out. Fallen pins are stood up where they land, so the field spreads out with every throw. REAL PHYSICS Direction, power and grip matter: flat clears a wide path, upright hits a single pin. Wooden pins knock their neighbours, lean on each other or stay up. Same throw, same result – a fair throwing game. VS THE COMPUTER OR AS A PARTY GAME OFFLINE Five computer opponents from casual to club level. Or pass the phone around with up to six people – a party game offline for rainy days, train rides and winter, when the lawn game has to stay in the shed. THE SAME SETUP FOR EVERYONE, EVERY DAY Twelve throws at a field that everyone finds in the same state that day: "You're on 41 – hit exactly 9." Afterwards you see how others solved the same situation, and you can play against another player's recorded throws. Aim wins here, not luck. FAIR PLAY Free to play. No ads while you throw – ads appear only in menus and after a match. Purchases (ad-free, extra venues) never change throws or scoring. No energy, no waiting. Pinno – the Finnish skittles game and lawn game with a throwing stick and wooden pins. In English, German, French and Spanish.

Redesigned: the home screen now shows the pitch itself instead of describing it. Shop, settings, leaderboard and result are laid out like a scorecard. Plus an evening reminder when the daily field is still open – you can switch it off in the settings.