Some pool games animate a shot. PoolVision simulates one.
Every break, cut and cushion rebound resolves through a purpose-built physics engine. Set follow, draw and side spin on the cue ball, and it draws, follows and caroms the way a real one would. Line a shot up and it goes where you aimed it: no invisible assists, no scripted outcomes.
PoolVision opens as a large window in your space, sized like the table. Look and pinch, or point with your hand: aim on the felt, drag the power gauge or pull the cue back, and press a pocket to call it.
• Physics you can feel: ball-to-ball collisions, cushion angles, rolling friction and spin are simulated, not approximated. Aim lines show your line before you commit.
• An opponent worth beating: four computer difficulties, from a forgiving Easy to a Very Hard opponent that punishes every opening. It plans real shots, weighing angles before it strikes.
• Ten tables to conquer: climb from the 50-coin table to the 15,000,000-coin Champion's Table. Each table sharpens the opponent and tightens the rules: call your pocket on the 8, then on every shot, then play the top tables with the aim lines off. Every table shows its fee and its prize first.
• Twenty cues to collect, each with its own power, aim and time bonuses.
• Practice mode to play both sides, and a shot clock that keeps every turn moving.
• 1,000 coins to start and free coins every day. Coin packs are available as in-app purchases.
• Plays offline (purchases need a connection). No account, no ads, no tracking.
Coins are spent on table fees and cues inside the game only. They can never be exchanged for money, and nothing in the game is random: every purchase says exactly what it gives.
Real pool physics in your space: spin, ten tables, an AI from Easy to Very Hard.