Pooking - Billiards City

MOUNTAIN GAME

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Relaxed Game of 8 Ball

Billiards City is a modern arcade style pool game with single player, If you love a relaxed game of 8 ball, this is the game for you!

With Billiards City, gameplay is king! Billiards City uses the latest technology to create the most exciting and realistic billiards simulator. Experience pool like never before, thanks to the stunning HD graphics, fantastic playability and ultra realistic ball physics. Challenge a variety of stylish new level of different ability from beginner right up to pro level. Hone your skills, improve your game and defeat the opposition to gain access to new city bars, win trophies and become the acclaimed Billiards City Champion!

Play BILLIARDS CITY and become mesmerised by our balls and decals, so join us please, and just have fun playing pool!!

Key Features
Amazing Single Player Mode
Powerful simulation with accurate ball physics
Realistic 3D ball animation
Touch control for moving the stick
Super smooth controls

Grab a cue and play now!

Ratings and reviews

I had tried a different pool game, but didn't like it's format, too busy for me.. This, at least so far, looks like it is more like what I wanted. All I wanted was to play pool. This has a fairly decent aiming design. It shows different arrangements of balls on different shaped tables. All you do is shoot all the balls. I found that the different shaped tables can make for more interesting shots. The same basic rules of how to shoot apply. All I've been doing is the daily games. I like it.

Excellent graphics and fairly good playability. However, as noted by several others, the speed control can have a hair trigger and make a shot without intending to. Also, the speed/power is inconsistent. A shot taken with the same setting can have greatly different results. Also, I'm caught in an endless game with no apparent goal or way out. I'm up in the 230 levels and can only keep going up a level at a time. Finally, without any help or documentation, the user is left to guess at certain objects, such as the hand and different cues. All in all, a decent game that needs just a bit of refinement to make it an excellent one.

Intrusive and sound-based advertisements after every single pool table (including the intro missions) makes for a terrible experience. Game wise, I was liking it. I would have recommended it. Different table designs provided variety and a different kind of challenge. The game is very intuitive and the intro missions provide the player the necessary information on how to play the game. I just wish there wasn't an advertisement seemingly every 10 seconds.