Billipool-Ball Shooting

I love this game, No competition No stress No strain, it’s relaxing and I don’t drink too many Buds. The engine that drives it is intuitive and after 1020 games you can recognize repetitive shots and even know where the QB will stop and what shot it will present, sooo, if you blew it the first time, you’ll get many other times to perfect it, but it stopped at 1020 games, is that it??? Do I have to start all over? I’ve got the highest level Que stick and there are no challenges. I don’t want to start over is there another level? Love It!!!

Up to level 490 now and still loving this challenging game! And still playing at least a few games each day while watching TV at night. Thanks for a fun game! ********5555 Been playing a few weeks now, and can’t let a day go by without playing a set. Up to 246 now and love the variety of boards and skills I am learning as I go along. Sometimes I take time to go back to previous boards to improve my scores too. I have tried a few pool games, and this is the best by far I have found. Some people always will complain about ads, but the ones in this game are short, and I wonder if those people would rather have to pay to download the game? And I have actually found some of my favorite games through watching ads! Well worth the download! Thanks for the fun!

This game is truly delightful. Because players are shown, by way of feedback, before each shot, the ball’s trajectory as that shot is currently limed up, playing comes easily & with a sense of great possibilities. Of course, the ball’s trajectory is only one of a great many variables that go into whether a shot is successful, so it’s some helpful positive feedback but just enough to provide a little guidance without being obtrusive or annoying in any way. This means that lining up almost every shot feels very promising, if only its potential is examined carefully enough before finally taking that shot. It’s difficult to articulate how this translates into feeling really engaged with the game, rather than just being a trigger for action that might correspond with the intended results but just as well might have totally unexpected consequences. It feels like actually playing the game &, over time, becoming better at it, rather than just interacting with it without having a good sense of what might well happen. It has just the right amount of predictability. The upshot is that the game is great fun, not stressful, & never boring; it’s always going to be changing enough to offer new challenges as players’ skills levels improve, with enough different table lay-outs to always be offering something different. It’s a great game!