Shooting Ball - Billiards is a captivating and highly immersive mobile game designed for billiards enthusiasts and casual players alike. This game brings the thrill of real-life pool to your fingertips, offering a visually stunning and highly realistic billiard experience. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, the game provides various difficulty levels to suit all skill sets. With smooth controls and physics-based gameplay, you'll feel like you're actually on the table, carefully lining up your shots to sink the perfect ball.

In this game, players can engage in different billiards modes, including classic 8-ball, 9-ball, and snooker. Each mode comes with its own set of rules, offering diverse challenges that keep the gameplay fresh and exciting. Whether you prefer solo play or online multiplayer, Shooting Ball - Billiards has it all. You can compete against AI opponents to sharpen your skills, or challenge friends and players from around the world in real-time multiplayer matches.

The game's realistic ball movement, striking visual effects, and attention to detail make it stand out. The intuitive touch controls allow you to easily aim and shoot, with precision mechanics ensuring a fair and competitive experience. The vibrant, polished table environments and immersive sound effects add to the overall appeal, making each game session an enjoyable experience.

To play Shooting Ball - Billiards, simply use the touch controls to aim your cue and adjust the power of your shot. You can drag your finger on the screen to change the angle of the cue stick and line up the perfect shot. Once you're satisfied with your aim, pull back on the power bar and release it to strike the cue ball. The goal is to sink the designated balls (either solids or stripes in 8-ball, or numbered balls in 9-ball) into the pockets. The game’s physics engine ensures realistic ball movement, so you'll need to consider angles, speed, and positioning for every shot.

In multiplayer or single-player modes, the rules of each match are based on traditional billiard games like 8-ball or 9-ball. For example, in 8-ball, you’ll need to sink either all the solid or striped balls before attempting to pocket the 8-ball. The game ends when one player successfully pockets the 8-ball after clearing their set. You can also practice your skills in solo mode or challenge players globally, using strategy and precision to outplay your opponents.