Pool Panic is the world’s least realistic pool simulator. Play as a mischievous, and dare we say, oblivious cue ball in a giant game of pool that sprawls across a colorful cartoon overworld with more than 100 levels. Explore jungles, deserts, carnivals, cities and more while knocking around a peculiar cast of billiard balls, most of which won’t appreciate being pocketed.
Platforms
Switch PCGenres
Adventure Indie Puzzle SportThemes
Action Comedy Party
Languages: English and 6 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
CGMagazine
By Preston DozsaPool Panic is an absurd puzzle game that breathes new life into the game of pool despite some control issues.
FNintendo
By Sérgio MotaPool Panic does not take itself too seriously and that' just fine, as it does not intend to be an accurate pool game by any measure. While the challenges are indeed original and fun, the game also features too many reused elements, making it feel repetitive too quickly, and the level design on some sections ends up compromising the experience. A fun effort, nonetheless, especially on multiplayer.
GameOctane
By Beau SeversonAn absolutely charming mix of puzzle and pool mixed with a lot of variety and unlockables. I would highly recommend trying this one out.
SECTOR.sk
By Michal KorecFunny concept and genuine idea. You can play pool in real world which is initially cool. But your concern will fall behind soon.
TrustedReviews
By Adam CookPool Panic isn't quite engaging enough to heartily recommend. The fact there's an option to mute the music suggests that Rekim are well aware of how irritating it can be, but the gameplay isn't always compelling or tight enough to make it the next big thing. The price is right, but don't expect to be playing this one in a month's time, but that's not the worst thing in the world.
