8 Ball

About 8 Ball

Classic pool with real table physics: spin, draw, follow and side all work the way they do on a real table, and every ball rolls with its number turning. Play 8-Ball or 9-Ball against the computer on four levels, pass the device to a friend, or send a link and play together from anywhere. For solo play there are endless racks, a three-minute speed game and free practice. The sounds are real recordings of balls, cushions, cue and pockets.

• Play a friend from anywhere with a link, no account needed
• 8-Ball, 9-Ball, Endless, Speed and Practice
• Four computer levels, from beginner to a player who plans ahead
• Real physics with draw, follow and side spin
• Real recorded sounds, four cloth colours and three woods

How to play

1. AimMove the mouse or drag a finger to turn the cue. The guide shows where the cue ball meets the first ball and where that ball goes.
2. ShootPull the power bar and let go. Pull only a little for a soft shot. Letting go near the top cancels the shot.
3. Add spinTouch the little cue ball to choose where the cue strikes. Low brings the ball back, high runs it on, and left or right changes the angle off a cushion.
4. Follow the rulesIn 8-Ball, pot your group and then the 8. In 9-Ball, always hit the lowest ball first. After a foul your opponent places the cue ball anywhere.

Tips from the usta

• Think about the next shot. Where the cue ball stops matters more than a spectacular pot.
• Softer shots are easier to control, and they leave fewer accidents behind.
• Keep the 8 away from your own balls. Knocking it in early loses the game.
• When there is no good shot, a safe one is a good shot: leave your opponent with nothing easy.

Game Details

Category

Sports

Players

1 or 2 players

Platforms

Desktop, tablet and phone

Language

English, Turkish, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean and Tagalog

Developer

Ibrahim

Released

2026-10-30

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