Nine, Eight and Snooker
Three real cue games in one 3D table — and a free table to just practise on.
Loads instantly · Free · No install
About Nine, Eight and Snooker
This one is three cue games rather than one: Eight-ball, Nine-ball and Snooker, all on the same 3D table with the same aiming system. It also includes an observer mode and a free table, which is the mode most people actually spend their time in — no rules, no opponent, just the physics and a rack of balls.
Aiming is mouse-driven with keyboard fine-tuning, so it plays quietly and slowly compared with most of the sports shelf. That makes it the natural pick when you want something with no sound and no time pressure, and it pairs well with Billiard Challenge.
How to play
Left-click where you want to aim, then use A and D or the left and right arrow keys to fine-tune the line. Hold the left mouse button to set your power and release to strike. Choose Eight, Nine or Snooker from the menu, or open the free table to practise alone. A second player can take alternate turns on the same machine.
Controls
- Mouse — click to aim, hold and release to set power
- A and D or Left and Right arrows — fine-tune aim
- Modes: single game, play a friend, observer, free table
Tips to win
- Always fine-tune with the keyboard after the mouse — the last two degrees decide the pot.
- Play position, not pots: leave the cue ball where the next shot is easy.
- Use the free table to learn how much the cue ball rolls on before you play a real frame.
