
Chill Pool
Chill Pool is a relaxing single-player 8-Ball billiards game with cartoon graphics. Although it may look simple, the game features a realistic physics engine, a range of computer-controlled opponents, tournaments, optional house rules, multiple table sizes, a variety of felt colors, and much more.
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Chill Pool is a single-player 8-ball pool game made for relaxing. Play a quick match against the computer, or fight your way through a full tournament bracket. The clean top-down view shows the whole table at once, and the simple point-and-click controls are easy to learn: drag where you want to aim, set your elevation, spin, power, then shoot. Under the simple look, the game runs a real 3D physics engine. Every roll, collision, and pocket feels natural.
Features
Classic 8 Ball - solids vs stripes, the rules you know.
Smart AI opponents - four difficulty levels, from a relaxed first game to a real challenge.
Tournament mode - single-elimination brackets of 8, 16, or 32 players, with best-of-1, 3, or 5 series.
Realistic physics - true ball rolling, spin, cushion bounces, and follow/draw shots.
Easy, precise controls - click to aim, drag the aim guide, set spin on the spin pad, adjust cue elevation, and pull the power bar. All mouse, no keyboard needed.
Optional house rules - turn extra 8-ball rules on or off, like calling the 8-ball pocket or strict break rules.
Clear top-down view - see the whole table at all times, with a clean HUD.
Match stats - see shots, balls pocketed, accuracy, and longest run after every game.
Chill atmosphere - soft room ambiance, satisfying sounds, and no timers.
Lastly, No surprises - no chaos, no paywalls, no micro-transactions, nothing unexpected.