Download 8 & 9 Ball Pool Game for Windows PC (3D Gameplay)
It can be very difficult for a beginner to play a pool game. But playing pool games on a Windows PC will be fun. 3D pool game supports 15 balls, time trial, and matrix mode.
With the demo version, you can only play 15 ball games (single/two players) and time trial games. The matrix mode feature is not available in the demo version.
Time Trial:
Pot as many balls as you can before the time runs out and when you finish a rack within the time limit, you will get a new rack with 15 more balls to the pot. For each ball potted you will get a bonus time of 10 seconds multiplied by your multiplier. A multiplier is a number that depends upon the back-to-back (continuously potted) balls you pot between 1 to 6.
Suppose you potted 4 balls at a time then your multiplier will be increased by 3. Then there is an infinite possibility of a multiplier number and it directly affects your final score. If you miss a shot then you will lose 0.2 from the multiplier. And if your cue ball is potted then you will lose 0.5 from the multiplier.
Every ball has its own score of 250 and supposes your multiplier is 4 then you will get 1000 points. And if your multiplier is 1 then you will get 250 points. The main motto should be to achieve the highest number of a multiplier, and then you will get a higher score with every pot.
Potting the cue ball at any point in time will cause you 10 seconds loss from your whole time multiplied by the multiplier. Download and play this amazing 3d pool game on any Windows PC (11, 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, and XP).
3D Pool Game Modes:
1. Matrix Mode:
In matrix mode, you have 15 balls. Here each ball number is important. Every potted ball will multiply or divide the score. If your current potted ball number is greater than your previous one then your score will be multiplied by the difference between these two balls.
If your current ball is smaller than your previous potted ball then your score will be divided by the current ball number. On the top of the screen, you have 15 slots for 15 balls, where you can monitor your activity. And another exciting thing in this mode is, that you pot 1 to 15 continuously then your final score will be ‘T’, which is the achievement of this mode.
2. Pass and Play Mode:
This is a two-player mode, where you can compete against your friend. Here you both have your own turn to pot the balls. According to the number of balls from 1 to 15 you will get the score. A higher ball number will give you a higher score. If you pot a ball then your turn remains with you. If you missed a shot the turn automatically goes to your opponent.
Here in this mode, both players have 3 life. And if you pot the cue ball then you will lose 1 life, in the end, the player with the higher score wins. If you lost your 3 life then you will lose the game. If you win a rack then you will gain 2 more life for the next rack.
9 Ball is played with nine balls numbered one through nine and a cue ball.
One each shot, the first ball the cue ball touches must be the lowest numbered ball on the table, but the balls need to be pocketed in order.
If a player pockets any ball on a legal shot, he remains at the table for another shot, continuing until missing, committing a foul, or winning the game by pocketing the 9-ball.
After a foul, the next player starts with a cue ball anywhere on the table.
A match ends when one of the players wins the required number of games.
8 (Eight) Ball Pool Rules:
8 Ball is played by choosing one type of ball, stripes, or solids, pocketing all balls of that type then pocketing the 8-ball.
Your ball set is decided by who pockets the first ball. If you pocket a ball on a legal shot, you get another turn.
If you foul, the other player gets to put the cue ball anywhere on the table and play their shot from there.
If you pocket the 8-ball legally (after pocketing all your balls) you win the game.
If you pocket the 8-ball illegally at any time, you lose the game.
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