Billiards Clash: City Tour

About Billiards Clash: City Tour

Rack them up and break! Billiards Clash is classic 8-ball pool on a glossy 3D table seen from above, played in portrait with one thumb. The guide line shows where the cue ball will meet the object ball, where that ball will travel and where the cue ball will glance off, so every shot is about reading the angle and choosing the right speed.

The balls behave like real ones: they slide, then roll, take follow, draw and side spin, bounce off the cushions and run into the jaws of the pockets. A hard break sends the rack flying, a soft cut drops a ball into the side pocket, and a little english brings the cue ball back into position for the next one.

Tour four tables from the Harbor Bar to the Grand Arena. Each table has an entry fee, the winner takes both stakes, and rivals get sharper as the stakes rise — the top tables even make you call the pocket for the black. Spend your coins on new cues with more force, longer guide lines, extra spin and a longer shot clock, or warm up in Practice.

Features

• Real 8-ball rules: break, open table, solids and stripes, fouls with ball in hand, win on the black
• Smooth ball physics with sliding, rolling, follow, draw and side spin off the cushions
• Ghost-ball aim guide, fine-aim wheel, pull-down power bar and a spin picker
• Four tables with entry fees and double prizes, unlocked by winning
• AI rivals from rookie to master, call-pocket rule on the top tables
• Cue shop with 8 cues (Force, Aim, Spin, Time), daily free coins and a Practice mode
• Plays offline, English and Vietnamese

How to play

1. Drag on the table to aim; slide the wheel on the right for small corrections.
2. Pull the power bar on the left down and let go to shoot — further down hits harder.
3. Tap the white ball on the right to choose where the cue strikes: top for follow, bottom for draw, sides for english.
4. Pot all of your group (solids 1–7 or stripes 9–15), then sink the 8-ball to win.
5. After a foul your rival gets ball in hand — and so do you after theirs: drag the cue ball where you want it.

Tips & tricks

• Pot the easy balls first only if they leave you a next shot; position matters more than one pot.
• Use a touch of draw on straight shots to stop the cue ball from following the object ball into the pocket.
• Balls close to a cushion drop more easily along the rail than across it.
• When nothing is on, roll softly into one of your balls and leave the cue ball far from your rival's.
• Cues with more Aim show longer guide lines — a great first buy for cut shots.

Frequently asked questions