Pool Nation

ga nemu game biliard bagus yg lain tapi ini yg paling ok sih

$6.99 to figure out I've been playing pool wrong IRL. But anyways, this game is definitely helping me learn my angles for said IRL 9 ball games, so I'd definitely recommend it.

solid pool game, not much else to say.

nice little gamey game

me sinto num boteco de esquina jogando uma partidinha, so faltou o modao, a gritaria, a briga e o se ze me cobrando dois litroes da semana passada, muito bom para quem gosta de um ambiente de maldade como é o boteco porém tem medo de se aventurar na vida real, VAI VIVER RAPAZ< A VIDA EH LA FORA, ou nao. abraço, beijos. amo voces, esqueci de buscar minha sogra na rodoviaria, vou la agora, joguem esse joguinho ai que eh bem legal ta bom, fui.

es bastante realista

Best Pool Game ever made hands down. An awesome fun progression and customization system. The most realistic pool physics mixed with the most amazing graphics and vibe a pool game has ever had no other pool game beats this pool game.

I'm kinda, like, profoundly enamored with this thing. I'll employ some amount of reservation here by not speaking entirely in superlatives because I've yet to try Pool Nation FX - which I hope is at least every bit as good as this one - but also, this is just about the best billiards game I've played in... ever? Point I want to make straight away, before anything else: The atmosphere and the aesthetic are both lovely as all hell. I've played a good amount of frames with a few friends, and roughly a third of every frame that I mostly spectate is spent looking around at the venues. The starting venue, Sky Lounge during the daytime, could [b]very[/b] easily double as a Mirror's Edge area with some minimal modifying. The UI and the SFX are both sublimely late-aughts (one half Xbox 360, one half Frutiger Aero), and the music's no slouch either, with a perfectly fitting array of tracks mixed between club music, ambient, and lounge jazz. From a design perspective, everything here blends really, really, REALLY well. And that's a great plus, because it all serves to heighten an already solid core. Pool Nation plays fan-bloody-tastically. The physics feel like they're in a sweet spot; somewhat realistic, but arcade-y enough for you to pull off some absolute bull dung. Wanna make your cue ball jump over two solids and then spin just enough to the right that it smacks a striped ball into one of the corners? Go for it. Wanna apply enough backspin so that the cueball does a near-sharp 180° after potting one ball to then pot another one half the table away? The fortunes'll have to be in your favor, but it's possible. The game rewards risk just as much as it comically punishes it; several times now, I've seen (and performed!) some wildly solid trick shots, and I've [i]also[/i] laughed 'til my stomach hurt at just as many that failed so absurdly it was difficult to figure out what went wrong, even while watching the replays. Cannot recommend it enough as a casual 'standby' to have in your library. It's very zen in solo once you get a rhythm going, and it's - stop me if you've heard this one before - great fun with friends. (Just be sure to not take it too seriously. It's certainly not doing so - and for the better, I might add.)

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Nice!