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Pure Pool
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Pure Pool

byVooFoo Studios•2014

Let the makers of Hustle Kings transport you to the slick and exhilarating world of Pure Pool. Experience a living, breathing, connected Pool Hall from the convenience of your own home and indulge spectacular visuals and signature, super-smooth gameplay. Whether you’re planning to weigh up the competition and hone your skills or rack-up and compete...

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Released
July 28, 2014
Genres
Simulator · Sport
Publisher
Ripstone
Platforms
PC · PS4 · Xbox One · Switch

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Pure Pool Reviews

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Pure Pool offers a beautiful and accurate game of pool, featuring a large amount of various games types and difficulties to accommodate all players. The network works enough to get the job done, but there are a great deal of flaws that keep the servers from being a constant stomping ground. Regardless of the online issues, Pure Pool has a great sense of progression that embodies a stellar pool mechanic only beaten by actually playing pool.

Aug 5, 2014

Pure Pool delivers one of the most fun and authentic pool experience you can get on any platform. It can be recommended even for those who are not into the sport that much.

Aug 11, 2014

Pure Pool is an addictive billiards simulation. It's a good game, but a few unfortunate glitches and quirks hold it back a bit. Fans of cue sports will still en

Nov 24, 2020

It’s undeniable that VooFoo Studios is swiftly making a name for itself by producing incredibly photo realistic digital renditions of classic games. We’ve already covered the British-based outfit’s Backgammon and Chess endeavours, and now we’re onto Pure Pool, an adaptation of the quintessential pub pastime that’s clambered its way out of your dingy local and into an upper-class social club.

Aug 6, 2014

Another great benefit of Pure Pool is just how comprehensive the package is. There are six different types of pool to play, ranging from US 8-Ball and Snooker through to less traditional variations like Killer and Accumulator. You can play games against the AI offline or, of course, online play. You can set up leagues and competitions and really delve deep into competitive pool play. The infrastructure behind the game is rock solid (and it’s a slower-paced game anyway so latency isn’t quite the same issue that it might be in other games), and it’s a game that’s friendly to people of al…

Nov 20, 2020