8 Ball Pool - Review

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Ball Pool is an addictive billiards app for iOS featuring colorful graphics and a robust online community. Developed by Miniclip and optimized for the iPhone 5, this billiards game lets you play with friends from both the Miniclip and Facebook communities.

I have to admit that before I started playing 8 Ball Pool, I was a bit worried I wouldn't have much luck against the other players. I play the game in real life about as often as I go to the dentist, not because I don't like it, but because the opportunity rarely arises.

Fortunately, I found that however bad you are at actual pool has little effect on how good you'll be at this game. That's because the app is so easy to understand that casual players like me will find it challenging, but not discouraging. In addition, the game includes advanced options for more expert players, so they won't get bored either.

First, the basics
You can start playing as a Miniclip member, a Facebook user, or (my favorite) a guest member -- that last requiring no registration or username. Once you're in, you can either play with friends or get matched up one-on-one with random users. There is a third option to play a tournament, but the game says that feature is "coming soon." Strangely, I noticed in other users' profiles that they had played in tournaments already. Maybe that's a bug, or maybe the option to play tournaments is still in beta testing.

The game consists of five levels, London, Sydney, Moscow, Tokyo, and Las Vegas. To play a round, each player pays the entry fee in in-game currency; the levels have progressively higher fees. If you win the game, you'll win twice the amount you paid -- basically, you win your coins back, plus your opponent's share. If you lose a game, you can lose coins, but you won't drop below zero.


Using your finger, you can adjust the angle of your cue stick. You can see the trajectories of both your cue ball and the ball you're aiming for.

Ball Pool is an addictive billiards app for iOS featuring colorful graphics and a robust online community. Developed by Miniclip and optimized for the iPhone 5, this billiards game lets you play with friends from both the Miniclip and Facebook communities.

I have to admit that before I started playing 8 Ball Pool, I was a bit worried I wouldn't have much luck against the other players. I play the game in real life about as often as I go to the dentist, not because I don't like it, but because the opportunity rarely arises.

Fortunately, I found that however bad you are at actual pool has little effect on how good you'll be at this game. That's because the app is so easy to understand that casual players like me will find it challenging, but not discouraging. In addition, the game includes advanced options for more expert players, so they won't get bored either.

First, the basics
You can start playing as a Miniclip member, a Facebook user, or (my favorite) a guest member -- that last requiring no registration or username. Once you're in, you can either play with friends or get matched up one-on-one with random users. There is a third option to play a tournament, but the game says that feature is "coming soon." Strangely, I noticed in other users' profiles that they had played in tournaments already. Maybe that's a bug, or maybe the option to play tournaments is still in beta testing.

The game consists of five levels, London, Sydney, Moscow, Tokyo, and Las Vegas. To play a round, each player pays the entry fee in in-game currency; the levels have progressively higher fees. If you win the game, you'll win twice the amount you paid -- basically, you win your coins back, plus your opponent's share. If you lose a game, you can lose coins, but you won't drop below zero.

8 Ball Pool screenshot
Using your finger, you can adjust the angle of your cue stick. You can see the trajectories of both your cue ball and the ball you're aiming for.
Screenshot by Lynn La/CNET
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It's intresting when u get to know abot it.

It's allot to learn but once leaned it's brobably a good game.

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