8 Ball Pool - Latest Version
Category: Games
Version: 55.9.0
Developer: Miniclip SA
Rating
4.7, 494 votes
Summary: Pool translated perfectly to the mobile experience.
The hit miniclip game has made it to mobile today. The #1 Pool game in the world is now back and better than ever with touch screen controls. If you are itching for some Pool and to compete with friends, look no further.
Up your game and gain unique items to customize your experience. Pool has never looked so good on your phone. Play on your own, with friends or against others in tournaments. Travel to exciting locations like London, Sydney, Moscow, Tokyo, and Las Vegas. Move up the ranks as you hoan your Pool skills and become the best.
Gameplay: Pool with a few systems to keep it interesting and fun.
8 Ball Pool is Pool at it’s more basic form. You use your finger to adjust the angle of your Pool stick and then set the power meter for the shot you need to make. You have a few different ways to play, either competing 1 on 1 with players or in 8 player tournaments. You can spend time refining your skills in practice mode and challenge friends when you’re ready.
As you play you’ll get coins to redeem for rewards that allow you to customize the table you play on and your cue. You can even wager your own coins in tournament modes and win big when competing against other players. As you improve you’ll move up in ranks and face off against better and better players.
This game has some nice social features, like the ability to integrate directly with iMessage and Facebook, so you can play with all your friends. There are player profiles too so you can see rank information and win loss records for the people you encounter.
Review/Conclusion: If you want to play Pool on the go, this is the best option.
If you’re looking for Pool, this is your game. There isn’t much to change about Pool but this game does a good job of making it satisfying to play. The controls work well on touchscreens. You can tell the game was well optimized and thought out for its mobile release.
The different options to play give you enough variety to keep things interesting and keep you coming back. You can hoan your skills alone or just have a fun time in casual play if you’re not looking to compete. If you are, you can play along with friends or several others online in tournament based modes.
This game presents a lot of different options that allow you to play how you want to, and even some ability to customize your experience.
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This is classic Pool and it works well. There is a good sized community base to ensure you’ll always have people to play with if you want.
There is rarely an issue finding enough players. It’s easy enough to get your friends and family to play, with different ways of connecting with them right from within the app. Unlike other popular mobile games, 8 Ball Pool doesn’t do anything too flashy or innovative.
However, Pool might not be something that really needs to change. Aside from understanding the rules, your real life Pool skills shouldn’t matter too much if you’re worried about being a beginner.
The matchmaking can be a bit slow at times but is mostly workable. The game does ask for either a Miniclip account or your Facebook account, if you’re not comfortable with that, you can continue as a guest.
There are some built in communication options with preloaded dialogs, while this limits your communication to some extent, it does also keep things civil.
Good to know:
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