Brunswick Pro Billiards

its good, pretty realistic, not enough players online.

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After reading the reviews, I had my doubts about this game but bought it anyway almost a month ago. Now, I don’t see what’s not to love about this game. A lot of math goes into the physics of things like the proper bounce from a rail bumper or cue tip. It makes me realize how a simulation like this can improve your real life game. It also makes me realize, a developers livelihood often depends on the opinions of people who cannot take the time to give a fair and honest evaluation. Yes, you can make Brunswick dollars when you have none; without buying them. Just go to Soho and take some challenges. I soon found that you can improve your game greatly with a new and expensive cue stick just like in real life. I’ve already made the top of one leaderboard in this short time; and never bought Brunswick dollars. It makes me feel guilty to have bought this game for only $5 when I have paid way more to attend a rock concert for a only few hours. I mean, I love rock concerts but, I have received way more than $5 worth of enjoyment from this game; and much more enjoyment to come. I believe these developers deserve a fair shake. I use a windows x-box controller with this game. The controls seem intuitive without alterations. The reviews said nothing about applying English to your shots. If you’re curious like me; yes, of course, apply English. That’s also easy and intuitive. The great graphics and lighting only add more realism to this game. The setting of this venue includes an audience. Personally, I could never sit in an audience at a pool tournament with such anticipation and exuberance. They’re a good hearted crowd and empathetic toward your missed shots. I don’t need my ego stroked but subconsciously, it adds a little something to the game. One of the spectators wears a fedora. Only in real life would someone wear a fedora. Really, what’s not to love about this game? My compliments to the developers.

Apparently no one plays on line. if you choose online nobody ever joins at the table. I really chose to practice any way, but there is a caveat there. if you let the computer get control of the table it will finesse every shot until there are no choices and then it will shoot a pass. of course now all the balls not yours are gone so it's pretty easy to clear the table :-( Update: I found something more to my liking, Challenge 9 ball Solitare. Your not playing against the computer. I started out in practice mode 8 ball and it was like playing against a grand master or whatever, i had it run the table on break and never even got a practice shot!

The controls for this game suck. No fine tune for the mouse. Garbage.

It's not pay to win. I'm a solo player gamer, so I've ben having a great time with the challenges and the single player modes. Great gameplay and good physics. My only gripe so far is the pull and push motion on the mouse to take a shot, but everything else is great for a casual pool experience.

Great Game!

decent game

Fantastisch! So ein schönes Spiel. Gefällt mir sehr gut und macht Spaß!

The controls: not so good Perspective of the game is great but the controls need a lot of improvement. I'm not a fan of the drag and push to hit the ball - and also the spin controls are not good too