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• gamedeal user

  Oct 4, 2021

  Initial impressions are very strong. The game's physics feel true to life and the game has a lot of ways to play in both single and multiplayer. Just a quick recommendation to anyone interested in pool especially at this moment before the current sale ends. This game covers all the bases. Another thing to add the developer seems to be very involved in the steam forum and keeps updating and patching the game. Latest version came out less than a week ago.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 28, 2022

  only played this for 20 mins so far, I don't normal drop a review so fast, but, had a quick game, but absolutely can see straight away this is the best pool game on the market. controls seem a little strange at first, but make sense, and using a controller is very easy once you've figured it out. Graphics look suberb, better than fx nations. lighting is just right, tons of options for different types of pool and very quick and easy to jump into a quick game when you fancy a quick one. Very stable, so far, imho, smooth running, and well worth the money on the sales which are quite frequent. inexpensive full price too, and I would say if i'd be paying full price I wouldn't be disapointed either. Must buy for anyone who enjoys Pool.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 29, 2022

  I love this. I played for 6hrs on the first day. All afternoon long.
• Sigmer

  Mar 19, 2023

  When I didn't have a computer, I played the first version of this game on my uncle's computer and it became one of the most lasting sports experiences. I am very happy, thank you for this beautiful experience.
• JustJacc

  May 24, 2023

  This is currently the best Pool game on the market. The physics are there, the game modes are there and the content is there. As for Snooker, there is one feature missing (in my opinion) stopping it from being the best Snooker game, which is an update which shows cue ball travel after contact with the object ball, because it is so annoying the amount of times the white ball seemingly gets potted for no reason other than my inability to be Ronnie O' Sullivan and predict the path of the cue ball, other than that its perfect. Until that day, possibly (because it still gets frequent updates), then it is a 10/10 for pool and a 9/10 for Snooker, near perfect for what it is. Price and game wise.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 16, 2017

  When I was a kid I loved to play Cue Club it was so much fun competing with these virtual club players, unlocking new cues, ball sets etc. Cue Club 2 forgot about all this, but it's not the main reason I'm not having fun anymore in CC. After all those years playing pool in real world and seeing some other billard PC games and knowing how the balls should behave in certain situations, I feel completely dissapointed after playing Cue Club 2. Sorry but the game is far from reality, physics are just horrible. It feels like balls are heavy as steel, and the spin is so much of a disaster. When I applied backspin one of my shots, and I saw cueball just slowing mid-motion and then just moving backwards before even touching object ball I just facepalmed and turned the game off. Totally dissapointed. :(
• gamedeal user

  Jul 10, 2019

  worth a buy!🥊
• gamedeal user

  Jan 2, 2020

  Incredible game get proper mouse driver for your mouse and you´ll love this game. The snooker part of it is the best i´ve ever tryed.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 26, 2021

  This game would be fun if the balls behaved ONLY according to physics, and the physics of billiard balls (elastic contact with cloth friction) is decent in this game. However, your luck depends on your opponent. The last player in the pro tournament (Maya-something) is like no other, an unlike Ronnie O'Sullivan, this pro can pot reds from behind the red's triangle into the baulk end pockets anytime ... when you try to play safe, one of your balls will always be left open for him, and he never leaves anything pots or easy safety shots for you. His luck is too much to be believed. All the competitors before him at the pro-level are lucky to pot three balls in row. This lack of realism makes playing the pro-tournament ... less than fun. It's not "challenging" it's just ridiculous.