Hi, ever do play Cue Billiard Club? It’s basically this awesome pool game that’s so much better than the concept lets on.
Now you have your cue stick and balls on a virtual table or in other words, you have more tools for the game. Sounds basic, right? But man, it’s addictive! I begun playing it once and all of a sudden, it was 2-in-the-morning-bam.
As to the physics, they seem to be rather realistic. It’s all about angles, power, spin that and all that other good stuff to which one must always take into account. There is one shot that I still vividly recall; it was on the sitter a shot that saw me jump off three cushions to pot the 8-ball.
What nicely stands out is the various game types. The game or rather games here include 8-ball, 9-ball, snooker and among others. Normally I play only 8-ball, but Jake, my friend, knows quite a bit about snooker. He always knows how to educate me on every aspect.
The environments are pretty slick too for some reason best known to its designers. You begin in some seedy bar, but as you progress in the game you get to move to better brothels. It is subpopulations like these that Clinton was talking about when he said such things as swanky clubs, even a pool hall on a yacht!
Graphics are smooth, realistic. Do you know, the sound of balls is rather attractive, especially when the balls are hitting one another? Oddly satisfying.
Multiplayer’s where it shines. Competing against real players is a whole new ball game all together. That was a good match that was keenly contested to the last ball in the week that ended. My hands were sweating!
It true that no two games the same explore the concept. It always has a nice layout sometimes they make it extremely easy to solve and sometimes it can take a real genius to crack. It makes you alert all through, without yawning at one time or the other.
If it comes to cool games that require certain amount of skills and logic to play, try Cue Billiard Club. It’s very suitable to have a drink after the working hours or when you wish to spend your break at work drinking. Well, just don’t thank me if, after reading this, geometry becomes your new bedtime fantasies.
