Pool Live Pro

Release Date: February 1, 2012

Sports, billiards, free-to-play, Facebook, Polish, social networking, multiplayer, singleplayer, internet

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A social billiard game played by the Polish GameDesire studio, focused on competition between players. In the game we can compete in the classic eight, nine and the so-called Blackpool. The currency won is used to unlock new billiard clubs and to buy in new competitions.

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Pool Live Pro is a social pool game, focused on competition between players. The title was created by the experienced studio GameDesire (formerly known as Ganymede), specializing in browser and mobile games. The production debuted on popular social networking sites (Facebook, Odnoklassniki), and after a considerable success also on the most important mobile devices.

Mechanics

Pool Live Pro certainly has no ambition to be a sophisticated billiard simulator. The game is a typical arcade game, created for quick PvP duels, played on social networking platforms and popular mobile devices. This title offers the opportunity to play three main game modes, such as 8 Ball Pool, 9 Ball Pool and Blackpool. The competition takes place in several different billiard clubs, access to which is unlocked as the game progresses, enrolling in competitions for the money gained in subsequent duels. In the course of the game we can also unlock many bonus elements, such as decorative types of cues, etc., allowing for additional possibilities of equipment personalisation.

Game modes

Pool Live Pro is a game focused primarily on PvP competions. Depending on our skills and currency, we can challenge our friends or randomly selected players to duels, playing in subsequent billiard clubs with growing entry fee and higher skills of our rivals. For beginners there is also a practice mode, in which we can learn the secrets of the game and improve our skills in the fight against AI opponent.

Technical aspects

Pool Live Pro features simple yet highly aesthetic visuals, shown in a classic top-down view. Although the game is designed mainly for casual players, it can boast a quite realistic physical engine, imitating the behavior of individual balls on the table. The game is available in a typical free-to-play model, in which, in addition to the standard currency gained for victories in subsequent matches, we can also use microtransactions to speed up progress and purchase various boosters and alternative items (more than a hundred unique designs).

Last updated on March 8, 2020