Latest Version 1.43
2024-12-20
∙ Compatibility with latest version of macOS.
∙ General bug fixes.
∙ Graphical updates.
∙ 2025 Edition.
2024-12-20
∙ Compatibility with latest version of macOS.
∙ General bug fixes.
∙ Graphical updates.
∙ 2025 Edition.
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Very pleased with the game graphics but not sure what can be done with some of the angles with the cue it just gets a little bit touchy!!!!!
Feels just like when I used to play competitively. Enjoy it very much after I learned how to turn off the music.
Even amator is hard to play Amator is like pro it’s not fun
Awesome game but they’re are so many weird little issues. Pockets usually bounce way too much, and AI is way too accurate on defensive plays yet can’t sink the 8 on a clear shot… doesn’t make sense.
The app is bulky and clunky. This much could be forgiven. The worse part is that the AI even at the lowest level plays like a pro. A real shame.
I get a foul for a ball not hitting a side but the AI players don’t. Sucks!
Such a low quality graphics in Arcade game. Check 8 ball pool and its free.
It's a very basic billiards game. I expected more from an Apple Arcase game
Please adjust sensitivity of cue aiming.
1) Computer players chalk their cue loudly and then take three or four slow practice strokes before actually hitting the ball. If I want to wait that long for someone to play I can watch snooker matches with Peter Ebdon on YouTube… We need a ‘hit the ball already!’ option. And a ‘auto cue chalkers do so soundlessly’ option. 2) When snookered in a pool-based game, the AI often takes a slow roller off a rail towards the object ball and hits it about a centimetre. If the object ball is not near a rail, this is a foul. 3) The AI in snooker gives away a lot of foul points by a refusal to change strategy after several attempts result in the same foul/miss. Often you have to simply conclude that something will never work and try another way before you’ve given up 50 or 80 points attempting the impossible. 4) Could use a feature that rotates a player around the table faster, perhaps by swiping right or left near the top of the screen, with swiping left/right in the centre moving at the normal speed. It would be good to be able to rotate the view post shot when it becomes clear where your next shot will be from. 5) We need to be able to whack the balls on a pool-game break, either with a break shot option or a special break cue that slams the cue ball into the rack with 3-5x the maximum speed. 6) I tried entering the names of the top snooker pros for the generic AI names in the game, but it is impossible to enter the current world #1: no apostrophe in the app’s keyboard! R. O. Sullivan doesn’t seem the same. 7) For some reason, the app sound is fine on my iPad but silent on my iPhone, although the sound comes through with headphones connected. 8) The default shot strength and spin should be alterable for each player. The buttons to press in order to apply spin and then get back to shot mode should not be as far away as they are: good players will be adjusting spin on nearly every shot, and forcing them to click way over on the left edge, adjust spin, then click left side again, then on the right side to set the shot strength and shoot, is too much movement on any large screen. VP has the aim/cue angle/spin buttons all beside one another on screen. Good selection of games, competition types and levels, table speeds, and cloth/edge colours and ball sets. Backgrounds are a bit cutout-ish. Virtual Pool for iPad is a good alternative and that should be your goal in improving this. It seems more realistic to make the player swipe down and up with varying speeds to shoot, rather than to set a shot strength bar and click a button. The iWare series would be miles better with a VP-like shooting interface as an option for players coming from VP or the new Shooters Pool PC game.
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Launch the game and select 'Quick Play' for a casual match or 'Practice' to hone your skills without rules. Choose your preferred table (e.g., 10ft snooker or 8ft pool) and customize its look via the settings menu. Use the click-and-play interface to aim and shoot, or enable cue ball control for advanced shots.
For precise shots, activate cue ball control in the settings. Adjust spin (back, top, left, or right) to control the cue ball’s path after contact. Practice on different table shapes like Clover or L-Shaped to understand unique angles and strategies.
Compete in a 7-round league against 25 computer opponents across 5 difficulty levels. Earn points for wins to climb from Rookie to Legend, but beware of dropping ranks if you lose.
Test your skills in a 4-round knockout tournament. Face increasingly tough opponents, manage your nerves, and aim for the championship title.
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A:Use the aiming guides available in the settings, which offer five levels of assistance. Practice in 'Practice' mode to get a feel for the cue ball control, and experiment with spin options to master tricky shots.
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