Tigerball Dragon Tiger world tour diary
Three dated passes on how Tigerball’s stages read from the stills and the public history strip. The bouncepad treated “tour” as a desk metaphor for moving between courts in the artwork — not a promise of maps the listing never named. This Dragon Tiger guide stays inside what Apple showed on the day we looked.
— courts on the stills
Spread still-1 through still-5 across the bouncepad. Colour stayed loud and cartoon-bright, which fit the desk’s playful frame for a Dragon Tiger casual. No still was a black title slab; each showed play. I dated the observation that a “world tour” on this shelf means hopping between visual courts, not reading a published country roster — the App Store card never printed one.
Rating and age lines stayed in the header of the notebook: 4.6 from 1.4K, Age 4+. That kept the tour note honest about audience without inventing parental gates on our side. Free · In-App Purchases sat under those lines so a reader would not mistake the tour for a paid campaign boxed set. Category Casual / Games kept the folder from drifting into sports-simulation language the card did not use.
Preview tigerball-preview.jpg matched the still set’s palette. The bouncepad filed it as cover art for the tour folder, not as proof of a globe mode.
— checkpoints in the history
Version 1.1.4 (22 May 2017) mentioned Checkpoints. 1.1.5 (22 Jun 2017) mentioned Survival. Those two words were the closest the public history came to a tour structure. I wrote that the bouncepad would not invent stage names beyond what Apple showed. 1.1.8 arrived 3 Jul 2017 without a one-line blurb on the strip we copied; 1.2.3 later improved free throws on 13 Dec 2018. 1.1.2 (28 Oct 2016) and 1.0 (11 Oct 2016) marked the start of the public trail.
Bundle id and seller stayed pinned: com.laxarus.tigerball, Laxarus P.C. A tour diary without a developer line felt unfinished on this desk. Game Center support suggested scores could travel even if the “tour” itself was only a metaphor in our notes. Size 84.4 MB and iOS 8.0+ reminded me that older devices might still open the same card a newer phone reads.
App Privacy remained “No Details Provided.” The tour folder carries that blank beside the stills so nobody assumes a data map we never saw.
— closing the tour folder
Re-checked size, OS floor, price model, language, and Game Center on 28 October 2026. The Dragon Tiger world-tour folder on Coburgbanks now points readers to the store for the real install and keeps stills only as reference. We do not host the binary and we are not affiliated with Apple or Laxarus P.C. Store and app names belong to their owners.
If a later listing adds region lists or mode names, the check archive will take a new date. Until then the tour stays a diary of stills plus the checkpoint and survival footnotes already on the version strip. Open the App Store when you want the courts on a device instead of on this bouncepad.