If you’re craving a bit more interaction then there is also a 2 player mode and an online mode where you can truly test your skills as well as play that classic that is killer! You can channel your inner Virgo as you try to pot as many balls as you can before the timer runs out as well as try and achieve that perfect snooker break score of 147. If you don’t fancy a tournament then you can go to the challenges section where you will find a whole host of game types across both pool and snooker tables. For each game type you play such as US 8-ball, Speed Pot and Perfect Potter, there are set challenges for you to try and beat, each giving you a star that accumulates to unlock the next part of the tournament. Each tournament, against AIs, is split into stages requiring a number of games to be won in a progression tree in order to unlock adjoining games. The main element for me was the career mode whereby you get to enter into amateur tournaments at first, building up to pro and master. Oh and snooker, snooker is also hiding here 😀īreaking it down you get a number of game modes to satisfy whatever mood you may be in. There are no silly power-ups in sight, nor are there any cheaty birds-eye views of the table with an extended projected line from the cue bouncing around the table to make it nigh-on impossible to miss your shots. VooFoo has seemingly released a pool game that is actually close to the real thing. If you enjoy your games of pool down the pub or club with your friends, I won’t lie they seem like a distant memory at the moment, then this is definitely the next best thing to busy yourself with. If you have tried this game out, let us know what you think about it in the comments section below! Your final shot in full cinematic glory! Gameplay Out now on all platforms, Pure Pool recently arrived for the Nintendo Switch and for this review I will be playing it on the Switch Lite. No, this is in fact a well-rounded pool game of the cue variety! Pure Pool – Pure Realism? Pure Pool by devs VooFoo Studios and published by Ripstone Ltd is not a game about swimming, nor is it, thankfully, a water cleanliness simulator.
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