Billiards Reviews

worth buying

realistic helpful in training

fun and challenging

Very poor game. Bad physics Bad control

pay for it, play it for a little bit, and then the game wants more money to let you keep playing. This here is purchasing a trial version of a game, not buying the game itself.

Very half baked game. The spin is weird at best seems to take hold at random times, but worst the maximum shot power is really really low. Most the snooker rules are simply wrong. The 3 cushion Carom billiards doesn't require you to hit any cushions, plus it seems to think ball touch sometimes when they are just close.

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I bought this just to play snooker. It's enjoyable, but it doesn't implement all the rules correctly. Here are the ones I remember - Some things that should be fouls aren't, for example, potting 2 colored (non-red) balls in one shot. - The points awarded for a foul are not always correct. - Ball in-hand must be played from within the "D", but the computer oppenent places it elsewhere - If the score is tied at the end of the game the black ball is supposed to be respotted, but it is not.

As a person who has played a goodly amount of 3 cushion billiards, I can tell you this game is far from accurate. Honestly, I have only played enough of this simulation to know there is insufficient power available for the shots. In real 3 cushion billiards, it is possible, even on a 10 foot table, to make a shot involving striking 7 rails. In this simulation, one is lucky to be able to do 3 rails.

Not realistic engine, no mute option for music or sounds. Not worth money.