- For aiming click anywhere on the table and rotate the cue
- For precise aiming, turn the precision aim wheel on the right side of the screen, or aim the cue while holding down the Shift button if you play on PC
- To hit, click on the cue on the left side of the screen and pull towards the desired force of the blow, then release
- For screws, click on the ball icon with a dot in the upper right part of the screen, move the impact point and confirm the installation of the point by clicking on the green button. If you're playing on a PC, you can hold down the X button on your keyboard while aiming to move the point of impact
- To change the inclination of the cue, click on the cue ball icon at the top of the screen. In this mode, tap anywhere on the screen and raise the cue to the desired angle, then confirm the change by pressing the green button. If you play on a computer, you can hold down the Z button while aiming, this will also change the tilt of the cue.
Billiards 3D: Russian Pyramid is a realistic pool game played on lifelike tables in several sizes. You compete against computer opponents, and you can tune their skill level so a match is relaxed or demanding depending on your experience. That makes it useful both for learning and for sharpening your strategy.
Aiming is done by clicking anywhere on the table and rotating the cue. For finer control, turn the precision wheel on the right of the screen, or hold Shift while aiming on a PC. To strike, click the cue on the left side, pull back to set the power and release. You can also add spin by clicking the ball icon in the top right corner, moving the contact point and confirming with the green button.
It runs on mobile and desktop. Start with a weaker opponent to get used to the physics, then raise the difficulty as your accuracy improves. Use the precision wheel on every important shot, because a tiny angle change on a long table often decides whether the ball drops.
If it clicks with you, Darts Pro, Pool 8 and 3D Pool Mania are close in spirit.
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Billiards 3D: Russian Pyramid is a realistic pool game played on lifelike tables in several sizes. You compete against computer opponents, and you can tune their skill level so a match is relaxed or demanding depending on your experience. That makes it useful both for learning and for sharpening your strategy.
Aiming is done by clicking anywhere on the table and rotating the cue. For finer control, turn the precision wheel on the right of the screen, or hold Shift while aiming on a PC. To strike, click the cue on the left side, pull back to set the power and release. You can also add spin by clicking the ball icon in the top right corner, moving the contact point and confirming with the green button.
It runs on mobile and desktop. Start with a weaker opponent to get used to the physics, then raise the difficulty as your accuracy improves. Use the precision wheel on every important shot, because a tiny angle change on a long table often decides whether the ball drops.
If it clicks with you, Darts Pro, Pool 8 and 3D Pool Mania are close in spirit.
- For aiming click anywhere on the table and rotate the cue
- For precise aiming, turn the precision aim wheel on the right side of the screen, or aim the cue while holding down the Shift button if you play on PC
- To hit, click on the cue on the left side of the screen and pull towards the desired force of the blow, then release
- For screws, click on the ball icon with a dot in the upper right part of the screen, move the impact point and confirm the installation of the point by clicking on the green button. If you're playing on a PC, you can hold down the X button on your keyboard while aiming to move the point of impact
- To change the inclination of the cue, click on the cue ball icon at the top of the screen. In this mode, tap anywhere on the screen and raise the cue to the desired angle, then confirm the change by pressing the green button. If you play on a computer, you can hold down the Z button while aiming, this will also change the tilt of the cue.