The main reasons why Retro Bowl might be slow on a device include:
- Having too many apps running in the background, which consumes system resources and slows down the game.
- Device storage being nearly full, which can impact performance.
- Notifications popping up frequently during gameplay; enabling Do Not Disturb mode can help.
- Device hardware limitations, especially on older or less powerful phones/tablets.
- Specific settings in the game or device, such as "Smooth Display" on some Android phones, which forces the game frame rate higher than it was designed for and causes slow motion.
- Outdated app version; ensuring the latest update is installed may improve speed.
- Closing and restarting the game or device may help restore normal speed.
Also, in Retro Bowl's settings, there is a speed multiplier option that can be adjusted to change the game speed, which might help tune the experience. Turning off graphics-heavy features like weather or scanlines might also improve performance if the game feels slow or laggy.
