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Step out. Bat big.
Rallycade puts a cricket stadium on your TV and turns your swing into the shot. Prop your iPhone or iPad in landscape below the screen, take your stance and bat.
FACE A REAL ATTACK
A fast bowler and a spinner share the overs. Read quick bouncers, yorkers and slower balls, then off breaks, leg breaks and the googly. Every ball comes at its own pace, so watch it all the way.
TIME YOUR SWING
Swing as the ball reaches you. Time it well and it sails over the rope for six. Find the gaps for four, or watch the fielders cut it off. Swing too early or too late and you could lose your stumps.
FOUR OVERS. THREE WICKETS.
A quick innings takes three to five minutes. The scoreboard keeps it the cricket way, with runs for wickets and overs bowled. Bat left- or right-handed, chase your personal best and raise both hands to bat again.
PLAY ON THE BIG SCREEN
Show the stadium on your TV with AirPlay, an HDMI adapter, Chromecast or Google TV, or play right on your device. Your iPhone or iPad stays below the screen as the camera. TV connections depend on your hardware and local network.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Camera frames are processed on your device and are never recorded, saved or uploaded. No accounts, ads, analytics, tracking or in-app purchases. Gameplay works offline.
SAME APP. NEW NAME.
Rallycade was previously called SlipSpark. Update the existing app to keep your scores, settings and history.
For comfortable play, use good lighting, place your device securely and keep clear space around you.
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What's New in Rallycade
2.5
October 2, 2026
SlipSpark is now Rallycade, with cricket at its heart. - A fast bowler and a spinner share the overs: bouncers, yorkers, slower balls, off breaks, leg breaks and googlies, each at its own pace. - The scoreboard reads like cricket: runs for wickets, and overs bowled. - Timing is judged when your bat reaches the ball. A late swing lets it through. - The camera is ready sooner when you tap Play. Your scores, settings and history carry over, old challenge links still work, and boxing is still in the app.
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