Pralognan Curling

Sweep at the right moment on the Olympic ice of Pralognan-la-Vanoise.

How to play Pralognan Curling?

Pralognan-la-Vanoise hosted the curling of the 1992 Olympic Games: your turn!
🎯 The goal: stop your yellow stones as close as possible to the centre of the target. You play against the computer (red stones): each side throws 4 stones per end, in turn, over 5 ends. A coin toss decides who starts the game; after that, whoever scored starts the next end (the other keeps the last stone, an advantage).
🧹 You do just one thing: sweep. The stone sets off on its own, but too slowly: unswept, it stops before the target. Hold Space (or SWEEP) so it slides farther, let go to let it slow down.
Let go at the right moment so it stops in the centre. Careful, sweep too much and it goes through the target and out.
Scoring: at the end of each end, every yellow stone closer to the centre than all the reds scores 5 points in the centre, then 3, 2 and 1 moving outwards. If a red stone is closest, the end scores nothing. Good sliding!