Pool Party

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"Pool Party" is a lighthearted game featuring chaotic physics-based sports and brawl games. Up to four players can join in local or online multiplayer, even adding bots for practice. Customize your pool ball, and enjoy easy-to-learn gameplay with various modes like Pool, Idol, Sumo, and more.

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Reviews

55%

Audience ScoreBased on 11 reviews

The game features a cute and colorful design, making it visually appealing and suitable for younger audiences.
It offers a variety of mini-games that are easy to learn and fun to play, especially in a local multiplayer setting with friends.
The physics-based gameplay adds an element of unpredictability and excitement, enhancing the overall experience.

The game feels limited with only 7 mini-games, which can become repetitive after a short play session.
A controller is required to play, which can be inconvenient for some players, and there are issues with controller settings that may need adjustment.
There are no unlockables or significant rewards, which may detract from the long-term engagement and replayability of the game.

gameplay
1 mentions
300 % positive mentions
-500 % neutral mentions
300 % negative mentions
The gameplay is engaging and customizable, allowing multiple players to track their characters effectively across seven distinct game modes. While the requirement for controllers can be inconvenient, the physics-based mechanics and the need for quick reactions enhance the overall experience, with options like the Steam Deck available for play.
- “The game is cute with enough customizability to allow a few people to play simultaneously while keeping track of their own character effectively.”
- “There are 7 different game modes to choose from, which all differ enough to keep them interesting.”
- “The physics-based gameplay and decently quick reactions needed do benefit immensely from using a controller.”
- “The game is cute with enough customizability to allow a few people to play simultaneously while keeping track of their own character effectively, but it is annoying that the game requires controllers to play.”
- “While there are 7 different game modes to choose from, which all differ enough to keep them interesting, the requirement of using a controller can be frustrating.”
- “The physics-based gameplay and the need for quick reactions do benefit from using a controller, but it is slightly annoying that it is a requirement.”