Wizard Pool

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Wizard Pool is a single player and multiplayer casual sport game. It was developed by SuitNtie and was released on January 9, 2026. It received very positive reviews from players.

It's the standard table game you know and love- Just with a bit more magic. Each color of ball has a different magical effect. Land shots against your friends as balls explode, teleport, grow, shrink, freeze, and more! Even if you're a regular billiard pro, you'll still have to master these magical elements if you wish to reign supreme in Wizard Pool. But whatever you do, be careful not to sink…

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Audience ScoreBased on 51 reviews

humor3 positive mentions

Unique and creative twist on pool with different magical balls and physics-based puzzle challenges.
Charming low-poly art style and well-made animated cutscenes enhance the game's cozy and funny atmosphere.
Includes a fun single-player adventure mode and multiplayer options (local and online), providing varied gameplay experiences.

Controls are awkward, unintuitive, and require mouse swinging which hinders precision and aiming.
Inconsistent difficulty spikes and a skip mechanic that is inconsistently applied, frustrating some players.
Lack of features like vs CPU mode, fixed cue stick aiming, and quality-of-life improvements diminish long-term appeal.

story
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story mode offers a charming and humorous wizard-themed billiards adventure, featuring the protagonist Kue on a quest through an eight-story tower. While the story isn't particularly memorable, it adds enjoyable context and variety to the challenge-focused gameplay. Some technical issues with trick shots are noted, but the overall narrative enhances the single-player experience.
- “There's even a story mode that has our protagonist, Kue, completing an eight-story tower with eight different challenges, in an attempt to find out what happened to his uncle who had approached the tower in the past.”
- “A truly funny and awesome game, and it even has cutscenes and a story!”
- “It'd be easier to just have a series of challenges but the story does add a charm to it.”
- “The story mode primarily focuses on learning the different balls and then doing trick shots, which limits its depth.”
- “The free-floating cue makes some trick shots basically impossible, and the developer allows you to skip some boards entirely in the story mode, undermining the challenge.”
- “It would be easier to just have a series of challenges, but the story does add a charm to it.”
gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay receives mixed feedback, with some players frustrated by unbalanced and awkward swing and skip mechanics early on, while others appreciate the game's challenging, physics-based puzzles and creative, unconventional approach to classic pool rules. The gameplay evolves over time, with certain mechanics disappearing, adding variety and keeping the experience engaging.
- “Love it, challenging little bite-sized game that gets wacky in a good way due to the intentionally unorthodox controls and gameplay.”
- “Very interesting take on the classic pool rules and mechanics.”
- “A fun take on the classic game that takes advantage of the unique physics-based gameplay with a fun puzzle campaign and different table options for multiplayer.”
- “When messing around in first levels I found this mechanic and first thought about it was that if this mechanic is that needed in first levels, then what the unbalanced mess is going on in later levels.”
- “On the 8th layer, this mechanic disappears.”
- “Swing mechanic is very frustrating and poorly implemented.”
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are praised for their charming low-poly aesthetic and cozy, inviting art style, which creates a unique and appealing atmosphere. However, the small budget is evident, and some visual elements, like lighting and UI, could be improved for better clarity during gameplay. Overall, the design effectively complements the game's style and mood.
- “The graphics and style are wicked though.”
- “Really love the low poly aesthetics and cozy vibes.”
- “Right off the bat, Wizard Pool has a fantastic aesthetic design that is very inviting.”
- “It could have easily been bigger with what they had going in terms of design and the low-poly aesthetic but it's clear this was made as a small budget title.”
- “I love the art style but it can be hard to tell if a yellow ball is striped or solid if there's only one on the table because of the lighting.”
- “It would be nice if it displayed how many balls remained for each player as part of the UI.”
humor
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users find the game's humor entertaining and amusing, appreciating its funny moments and quirky cutscenes, though they acknowledge it’s not deeply clever or brilliant. Overall, the humor adds a lighthearted and enjoyable touch to the experience.
- “Disclaimer: This does not play like other pool games... and it is so funny and awesome!!!!”
- “A truly funny and awesome game, and it even has cutscenes and a story?!?!?!?!”
- “It's not deep, it's not brilliant, but it's also pretty funny.”
music
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music is notably praised for enhancing the game's adventurous atmosphere, complementing the distinctive art style and overall experience.
- “Interesting adventure mode, especially want to mark the art style and music.”
character development
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The character development is praised for its well-crafted designs, engaging cue animations, and charming cutscenes that enhance the overall experience.