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Play online multiplayer billiard games in full 3D and compete against friends!
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
Ultimate Pool Battle is an 8-ball pool game built around two ways of playing: head-to-head matches and single-player billiards. The listing says it is meant for people who want to compete against others, and it also positions the game as a place to play against friends.
The game is aimed at anyone who already knows 8-ball and wants a 3D version of the table to play on. Nothing on the listing suggests it is limited to a particular skill level.
The build we hold is Ultimate Pool Battle 4.05.00 (APKS split bundle) for Android 6.0 and up.
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The core mode pits you against live opponents from around the world. The summary also points to matches against friends, so the same game covers both open play and matches with people you know.
Multiplayer is the main reason the listing gives for the game, so the online matches are where most of the competitive play takes place.
For play without an opponent, the game offers hundreds of billiards challenges. Each is listed as a unique setup, which makes them a way to practise specific shots on your own.
The solo challenges sit alongside the multiplayer matches, so you can switch between practice and competitive play in the same app.
The table is rendered in full 3D, and you can look at each shot from any angle before you hit the cue ball. The listing describes the graphics as photorealistic and the physics as accurate, though those are the developer's own descriptions.
To line up a shot, you can tap the target ball or a combo ball to zoom in on it. If you prefer a flatter view, the game includes a top-down camera that works like a traditional overhead table.