Kubbkung is a kubb game played entirely offline, with no account and no server of its own. Most questions are answered below; if yours isn't, use the form at the bottom.
Put a finger anywhere on the pitch and drag back towards yourself, like a slingshot. The dotted arc and ring show where the baton would land without wind. Let go to throw. A very short drag is ignored, so you can always cancel by sliding back to where you started.
Field kubbs in that half were still standing. The rules say field kubbs fall first; a baseline kubb hit too early is raised again.
The advantage line. Your rival left a field kubb standing in your half, so you may throw from that kubb's line instead of your baseline. Shots at the king always come from the baseline.
The streamer on the king's crown points where the wind blows. Longer throws drift further. Beaches and the Gotland tournament field are windier than gardens and parks.
Beat every rival at a stop on the summer road and the next one opens: Småland, Skåne, Vestjylland, Hamburg and finally Gotland. Beat the reigning champion on Gotland to earn the Kubbkung title.
Yes. The match in progress, rival records, the scorebook and your streak are stored on your device and survive restarts. The app works fully offline and needs no internet connection.
Open iOS Settings → Kubbkung → Notifications and make sure notifications are allowed, then switch the reminder on again inside the app.
No. See the privacy policy for the full details — everything stays on your device.
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