- July 31, 2014
- VooFoo Studios
- 4h median play time
Pure Pool
Pure Pool has a good foundation, however, the rest is filled with holes.
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"Pure Pool" is a realistic pool simulation game that features several modes, including online and local multiplayer, challenging AI opponents, and various customization options. The game boasts impressive graphics and fluid physics, allowing players to experience a lifelike pool game with intuitive controls and immersive gameplay. Whether you're a seasoned pool player or new to the game, "Pure Pool" provides an enjoyable and engaging experience for all.











- Stunning graphics and immersive atmosphere that enhance the overall experience.
- Realistic physics that accurately simulate the movement of the balls, making gameplay feel authentic.
- Variety of game modes and customization options that cater to different skill levels and preferences.
- Significant issues with online multiplayer, including a lack of player base and frequent connection problems.
- Controls can be unresponsive and sluggish, particularly when using keyboard and mouse, leading to frustrating gameplay.
- AI behavior is inconsistent, with opponents making odd shot choices and sometimes dominating matches unfairly.
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86 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are widely praised for their stunning visuals and realistic physics, creating an immersive atmosphere that enhances the overall experience. Many users highlight the beautifully rendered environments and detailed pool tables, making it one of the best-looking pool games available. However, some players have reported issues with optimization and control responsiveness, which can detract from the visual experience.
“Stunning visuals: the game features beautiful graphics, with detailed pool tables and vibrant environments.”
“The graphics are stunning, the gameplay is smooth and the physics are spot on.”
“It has fantastic graphics, easily the best out of any pool game I've ever seen.”
“Despite having a dedicated graphics card, the game will only recognize my integrated graphics, which is fine because the game does not need that much to run, but it is annoying, especially since I told my computer to use my dedicated graphics to run it and the game immediately had a stroke and would not open.”
“I don't know why a developer would put out a game, boasting about its graphics when you can't even utilize the hardware you need to for those graphics to not hinder the gameplay.”
“This game is nowhere near a full playable game, the 3D graphics may be an exception but all in all this game lacks a bunch of options such as modifying the controls, mouse sensitivity, switching the guidelines on/off or even choosing the music to name a few, not mentioning the ugly user interface it has.”
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80%Pure Pool Review
In short, Pure Pool is an excellent simulation of the sport of pool, but everything outside of the cue-to-ball action itself is lazily done. It lacks any sort of conviction or way of convincing you to come back and play repeatedly. A poor UI and an even poorer career system means that unless you really get into an online league or find that a locally-situated friend enjoys playing as “Player 2” (no, the game doesn’t recognise a second local player’s username even if they’re signed in – lazy) then this one won’t have much of a shelf life. A passable game that can be good for a couple hours of play, sure, but that’s about the best of it.
50%Pure Pool
Pure Pool has a good foundation, however, the rest is filled with holes.
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