The unique mechanics in this game mean you can only move up, down, left, and right.
There are no diagonal movements, which poses a tricky challenge when several balls are on the table.
The key to winning the level is to think about the order of each move to ensure you can line up all the shots successfully.
Pool 8 is a puzzle game set on a pool table. Rather than playing a regular match, you pot the balls in the correct order to clear a series of increasingly tricky challenges.
The twist is in the movement. Balls can only travel up, down, left or right, never diagonally, which turns each table into a grid puzzle. When several balls share the table, you need to think carefully about the sequence of moves so that one shot does not block the next. Difficulty rises gradually, starting at a gentle rookie level and climbing from there. At the end of each difficulty tier, a bonus round where you smash candies offers extra retries.
It plays on mobile and desktop and suits players who enjoy logic puzzles with a familiar theme.
Plan the whole sequence before your first shot. Picturing where each ball will end up helps you avoid trapping the last one in a spot it cannot leave.
If it clicks with you, Jewel Legend, Unstack Tower and Balls: Ricochet! are close in spirit.
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Pool 8 is a puzzle game set on a pool table. Rather than playing a regular match, you pot the balls in the correct order to clear a series of increasingly tricky challenges.
The twist is in the movement. Balls can only travel up, down, left or right, never diagonally, which turns each table into a grid puzzle. When several balls share the table, you need to think carefully about the sequence of moves so that one shot does not block the next. Difficulty rises gradually, starting at a gentle rookie level and climbing from there. At the end of each difficulty tier, a bonus round where you smash candies offers extra retries.
It plays on mobile and desktop and suits players who enjoy logic puzzles with a familiar theme.
Plan the whole sequence before your first shot. Picturing where each ball will end up helps you avoid trapping the last one in a spot it cannot leave.
If it clicks with you, Jewel Legend, Unstack Tower and Balls: Ricochet! are close in spirit.
The unique mechanics in this game mean you can only move up, down, left, and right.
There are no diagonal movements, which poses a tricky challenge when several balls are on the table.
The key to winning the level is to think about the order of each move to ensure you can line up all the shots successfully.