Great ball and table physics but very ungracious to those who want to learn the rules for unfamiliar billiard games and their variants. Frustratingly, there is a “Tips” menu for learning the controls and interface but zero explanation of game rules are or even what the objective is. A fee pop-ups happen for decisions of who takes a shot or for foul penalties but with not enough context or information to fully explain why it happened. You will have to self-educate online or just play around ignorantly and reverse engineer as much as possible.

This is a awesome pool game but the physics coupled with the aim software kills the game play . The English never work 85% of the time and like most pool games the cue pool always extra power when the game is on the line so a scratch is possible, I have watched the cue ball stop a the pocket only too drop seconds laters . You absolutely cannot make combo shots as to shot aim is so low you cannot judge . All this has resulted in so many lost tournaments, leagues & matches that were surly mine . The online is non existent and you can create a room which is cool then no one shows up. This pool game has super potential if the developer cares enough to take it to the next levels but all sides show there isn’t any interest except to be a below average game .If you kept the game theme and added the physics and aiming of the carnival 8 ball pool this app would surpass quickly because everyone there wants a real pool experience. I hope and pray our dreams come true with this game , I would buy the game and take it too the level it needs if I had the opportunity to purchase it with full rights . This graphics are simply amazing with a long future for IPad game play!

I loved this game and was in the lead in all competitions but I got BOOTED without any explanation . I did not think the price increase was worth it . I don’t think we should be paying for these apps period simply because they are ad free should be what Apple does for its customers because the cherish us . No Apple feels it is another way for it to make more look by charging us for the best of their products. The younger generation to not know how to value things or their power as a consumer so they will buy anything without question or research. Those of us who have been around know what Apple is doing is a DISGRACE because we are the ones who pay high dollars for their products so we should not have to pay again to use for Apps, TV ,Music, Art etc . It is so shameful but only a few of use are take a stand and my voice was the loudest so they just KICK me off with no discussion. Did you know Apple has bought the rights to many a MLB broadcast teams which will block a whole lot of fans from no seeing the game of the Reds, Pirates, Braves, Mets, all because the elderly who have been fans of their teams for years do not have Apple TV or even know how to technically work a Apple TV . The Apple broadcast for baseball is also the worst ever in calling a game therefore another loss of tradition will be lost due too Apple’s Mafia attitude and monopoly be they have so much money because WE GIVE IT too them . Apple doesn’t even offer Apple support for the Arcade venue because they do not care enough to listen and are taking us for granted. I remember a time when we could all be PROUD to own a Apple product now it is more shameful than global warming as Apple spits in the eye of all the customers who paved the way for their success. Shame on you Apple !

Pros: Love the simple look and gameplay. There's a pretty wide variety of games and tables to play on. Cue ball action is mostly realistic, but not entirely. Cons: Computer opponent is really bad. Even playing Legend level, the shot selection is questionable, cue ball control is nearly non-existant, and safety/defensive shots are identical to that of lesser skill levels. The only real difference between the various difficulty levels is actual shot making. Legend almost never misses, but also rarely runs more than a couple balls before needing to play defensive. Only having WPA rules is a shame, considering all of the other variety and options available. The shot guides are mostly terrible and difficult to see. Blue, in particular, does not contrast very well even on green cloth. The guide needs to just be black regardless of what color ball you're shooting. The cue ball guide is equally bad, especially when doing straight draw. You simply can't see it when trying to determine how hard to hit. And if trying to draw back beyond the position of the cue ball, the cue stick is now obstructing your view of it. Would also be great to be able to save a prefered camera angle. The first 2 are pretty much useless. I only use angle 3 (over head) and would love to be able to set that as the default view so I don't need to change it every game. Adding masse would be fantastic.