Billiard vs Computer
About Billiard vs Computer
Billiard vs Computer puts you at the table against a computer opponent built around artificial intelligence developed specifically for this game. The AI plays smart and plays well, making each match a genuine test of shot-making. Two classic rule sets — 8 ball pool and 9 ball pool — are on offer, backed by realistic ball physics and dynamic gameplay. An aiming hint helps you line up the most accurate shots, and a replay feature lets you watch epic scoring moments again. Several scenes show a billiards table with a red felt surface and a gold and red floral pattern on the wood frame.
Beyond solo play against the computer, a second-player mode lets two people compete on a single screen. Daily tournaments give regular players a structured challenge, and a global leaderboard tracks standings across the community. New tables are unlocked through the workshop by collecting points.
How to Play Billiard vs Computer
8 Ball Pool Rules
- The goal is to pocket all of your balls — either striped or solid colored — before your opponent does.
- Your ball type is determined on the move after breaking the pyramid: whichever type you or your opponent pockets first becomes yours.
- Once all your balls are pocketed, you must sink the black eight ball into a pocket of your choosing.
- Pocketing the eight ball before clearing all your other balls results in an instant loss.
9 Ball Pool Rules
- The goal is to pocket nine balls that are on the table.
- On every turn, the white cue ball must contact the ball with the lowest number first.
- Balls do not need to be pocketed in numerical order — difficult combination shots using the lowest-numbered ball are allowed.
- Whoever pockets the ninth ball wins the round.
Controls
- Mouse click, drag, and release: Hit the ball
- Arrow keys: In-game control
- Space: In-game control
- P: Pause the game
- Phone screen (touch): Play on mobile
- Gamepad: In-game control
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Browse the full Multiplayer games catalog for more head-to-head titles, or explore the Sports games and Two Player games sections for additional competitive options that pair well with pool.
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