Master the art of precise shots in this miniature billiards simulation. Players use the mouse to aim and adjust impact force, then hit the spacebar to drive the cue into the ball. The game captures classic pool rules in a compact indie format, perfect for quick casual sessions on PC.
In Nine-ball mode, pocket nine numbered balls in ascending order from 1 to 9, with the final shot on the 9-ball securing victory. Eight-ball mode pits you against 15 object balls divided into solids (1-7) and stripes (9-15), requiring you to clear your assigned group before sinking the 8-ball. Casual sports fans who enjoy straightforward simulation challenges will find it an ideal pick-up-and-play option.
"9 Balls" is a miniature game of billiards. The control is made by the mouse vutton and the spacebar. Use the mouse to aim and change the force of the impact and the spacebar to strike the cue on the ball.
9 balls (briefly)
In the "Nine" you play with a nine sighted balls, numbered from the first to the ninth, and jam. Balls should be played in order, from a smaller number to a larger one. The player who scored the ninth ball with the right blow, wins the game.
8 balls (briefly)
When playing the "Eight" use a cue ball and 15 sighted balls, numbered from 1 to 15. Before the player makes a hit on the ball number 8, all seven balls of his group (solid - with numbers from 1 to 7 or striped - from 9 to 15 ) must leave the table. The blows are made to order.
