Add game to your favorites The most popular form of billiards, 8-ball has players attempt to pocket the balls of their designated color before getting a chance to sink the 8 Ball. This version of 8-ball billiards can be played alone with friends. Challenge yourself with 3 difficulty levels when playing against a computer opponent. Gain the ability to move the location of the cue ball each time your opponent commits a fault. Overall Design Difficulty Replay Play 8 Ball Pro Game Online 3wn4m

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8 Ball Pro Game for Kids Video Game Play Instructions 1u3q26

• Starting the Game
  • On the welcome screen, select either of the two game modes show at the bottom row to begin:
    • 1 player vs. computer
    • 2 player
  • Select the speaker button on the top right corner to toggle the game’s audio.
  • Select the flag icon next to the speaker button to choose a game language:
    • English
    • Spanish
    • French
    • German
    • Portuguese
    • Italian
    • Russian
  • Select the enlarge button on the top left corner to switch between windowed and full-screen modes.
  • Your web browser automatically saves your game progress and high scores.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • With your mouse, left click, drag, and release to launch the cue ball.
    • Left click on the cue icon to change where you want the cue stick to hit the ball.
  • Touchscreen devices
    • Tap on the screen with your fingers and use them as a mouse.
  • Controls and indicators
    • Most of the game’s indicators are located on the top of the screen.
      • The player indicators are shown on either side. Player 1 is on the left, and Player 2 is on the right.
      • The gear button holds most of the game’s controls:
        • Select the X button to exit
        • Select the speaker button to turn the game’s audio on and off.
        • Select the enlarge button to switch between windowed and full-screen modes.
    • Use the cue ball icon on the bottom left to position where you want the cue stick to strike the ball.
• Game Play
  • Starting your game
    • Choose a game mode. You can play against the computer or against a friend.
    • When playing against the computer, pick a difficulty:
      • Easy
      • Medium
      • Hard
  • Basics
    • Ball types
      • There are 2 ball colors in 8-ball billiards.
        • Solids have a single color throughout.
        • Stripes have a stripe of color over white.
      • The player who pockets the first ball takes on the color of the ball they pocket. The other player takes on the opposite color automatically.
      • You can only pocket balls of your own color after that point.
      • Use the guidelines to estimate where the ball you target might go.
    • Rules
      • Be the first to pocket all the balls of your color to get a chance at sinking the 8-ball.
      • Shoot the balls into the pockets using the cue ball.
        • How well the cue ball can sink the other balls depends on the force of your shot and the location where you hit the cue ball.
        • Adjust your striking position using the cue ball icon on the bottom left corner.
      • Pocket the 8-ball to win.
    • Breaking
      • The game begins with a tutorial explaining the game’s controls. You can skip this using the button on the top right corner.
        • In games against the computer, you automatically make the first move. If you don’t pocket a ball at the start of the game, the computer gets a turn.
        • In versus human games, Player 1 goes first. Decide between you and your playmate who gets this designation.
      • The two players alternate until someone pockets a ball. The design of the ball they pocket determines if they are stripes or solids.
      • The other player takes on the opposite ball type.
  • Faults
    • There are 3 faults in this version of 8-ball pool.
      • Pocketing the cue
      • Pocketing the 8-ball prematurely
      • Pocketing a ball not of your color
    • Each time a player commit a fault, their turn ends.
    • The opponent gets to move the ball to any location on the field.
    • You also lose 20 points each time you commit a fault.
  • Scoring
    • Your score depends on the number of balls you pocketed.
    • Each pocketed ball is worth 20 points.
  • Tips
    • Temper the strength of your shots so that the cue ball nudges the target balls in the right direction. This is a game of finesse, not power.
    • Use the guidelines to help you aim your shots. Try to get the target balls moving as close to the nearest hole as possible.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for players who like pool games.
  • If you want a bit more variety, check out our other pool games.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

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