Aim-n-Aider Pool Game

Aim-n-Aider Pool - Game Overview Race against the clock to sink the balls as fast as possible to rack up a high score. Multiple patterns and layouts that range from a few to over 15 balls in the set allow difficulty levels from easy to expert. More challenging levels incorporate obstacles that must be played around to clear the table. Special highlighted balls during gameplay, known as bonus balls, will award you with bonus points upon sinking. Sinking multiple balls at a time will also rack up extra point bonuses, as well. Our custom Super English and extended aiming lines help make lining up and sinking good shots a breeze. The challenge is clearing the table as quickly as possible as you race against the clock to become the tournament winner! Aim-n-Aider Pool - Game Features - Easy Aiming (aim by touch, and fine tune aiming) - Realistic Ball Physics, and 3D Life Like Graphics (uses Unity3D) - Over 60 Rack Layouts (from easy, to challenging) - Super English (for playing position) - Thumper Bumpers (strategy potential) - Quick Play Tournaments (no waiting for others) Aim-n-Aider Pool - Game Details There are 60 levels of unique rack designs to play. Some designs include Thumper Bumpers which add a pinball-like aspect to the game play and require more strategy to clear the table. Bonus Balls will give you more bonus points the faster you clear them from the table. Super English is a specialized feature that is similar to traditional english, yet not quite limited by traditional physics. It is easy to learn, and extremely useful for lining up shots during the game. The score is calculated by the number balls pocketed multiplied by the value left on the timer. The timer begins to count down as soon as the cue comes into contact with the first ball during the first shot. After the first shot, the timer begins to countdown as soon as all the balls from the previous shot have come to rest. If you scratch the ball (pocket the cue), point are deducted from your score and any balls pocketed during the shot do not add to your score. Aim-n-Aider Pool - Developer Information Tournament Games has been developing and hosting their online tournaments since 1997. They currently host tournament online, on Android mobile, and through their Facebook app. For more information visit the Tournament Games Website.