Pool Trickshots Billiard - Billiards & Trickshots fun

Have you ever played a game where, every time you finish a level, you're bombarded with an ad? It's frustrating, right? To avoid that, a little trick is to close the game as soon as the ad pops up, then reopen it. Saves time! I mean, can you imagine if they had fewer ads, like maybe one every 5 rounds? That would make more sense. But this way, it's just way too many ads to even enjoy the game properly.

I really like the graphics of this game and consider it to be one of the better pool games I've tried. The action is consistently good, making it a top choice among available options. Having won 240 games, I am now at a point where I need to spend real money to progress and win individual games. It requires more shots, similar to most games here. Am I frustrated? Well, the answer is a bit mixed. The solution I see is either to pay for extra pool shots or better equipment, or alternatively, replay the first 240 games to improve my skills and chances of winning without additional purchases.

You know, I reached level 330 and the game just kept asking me to watch an ad for an extra shot. So, I did. But every time I watched it, the game would freeze. It happened more than 20 times, can you believe it? The game used to be so fun before this issue started occurring. And you know what I did? I just uninstalled the game. Honestly, I'm pretty disappointed with how things turned out.

Imagine this: Picture a game where ads only pop up after reaching the end of a level, never interrupting your gameplay. From super simple levels to more challenging ones, each level offers a new experience. After conquering all the levels and nabbing every single star, you can proudly say you've completed the game!

I really love this game because there aren't too many ads, and there is a new challenge. What I enjoy the most is that I can play without any interruptions from ads.

Do you like playing pool? You might not like this game then. At first, it's fun. But after a while, they mess around with the table shape. It's not like switching to a different type of pool table like a snooker one or even bumper pool. Those would make more sense. But no, this game has weird shapes like a dog bone with bumpers in odd spots. It's just a silly gimmick game that you'll probably end up deleting.

It went pretty well. The task was simple, but not too easy. It was actually quite fun. Even though the settings were basic, the visuals were impressive. And navigating through the interface was pretty easy.

Oh my goodness, there are so many ads! They pop up after every single level and it's so frustrating. I really can't stand all these ads; they drive me crazy. The game itself is alright, but I really wish it had a first-person shooter view. I've had enough - I'm deleting this game right now.

The game is quite fun, not too simple yet enjoyable. But there is one issue: some ads are larger than the screen, making it necessary to close and reopen the game to keep playing.

The ads in this game are just too much! They pop up constantly, interrupting your gameplay. And to make matters worse, after each ad, the game suddenly kicks you out, forcing you to start all over again! I do enjoy playing the game, but the constant interruptions and being unexpectedly booted out make me think about deleting it. It's so frustrating not knowing how many games I can play before getting kicked out, usually only 3-4 times.