Carrom Pool: Disc Game

Carrom Pool: Disc Game is a multiplayer board game whose gameplay principle fits well with the expression “billiards on your fingers.” The playing area is a square field, in the corners of which there are holes, where the user will have to send chips of their color by clicking on it with a finger (this is in reality, the game uses a kind of virtual cue). This entertainment has gained the greatest popularity in India and Pakistan, where serious tournaments with huge numbers of spectators are still held today.

The Carrom Pool: Disc Game project offers to practice the skill of hitting chips in two modes – disc pool and carrom, although there are some differences between them, they are not cardinal, and you can learn the rules and format of the fights literally in one game. Disc pool – pocket six to nine chips, carrom – pocket nine chips and a red queen. It is strictly forbidden by the rules of the game to send the cue ball into the hole, and if this happens, one chip already pocketed by the player who committed the penalty is automatically placed on the field.

Each participant can make a move only from his side, using a special slider to place the cue ball on a horizontal line in a position convenient for striking; also, only a few seconds are given for each move, and if you don’t have time, the move will simply go to your opponent. All fights in the Carrom Pool: Disc Game project are held only between real users, but a single-user training mode is also provided. Depending on the type of competition, a bet is made in game gold, the winner receives a “bank”, and the loser can count on revenge, unless, of course, the opponent is against it.