

Legends of Snooker: One Shot
APC STUDIO · 2021 · Sports, Puzzle, Billiards, Difficult, Arcade
PC
Mostly Positive77% · 26 📉 Recent reviews down 63%
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About Legends of Snooker: One Shot
Legends of Snooker: One Shot, is a game that will bring out the best of your snooker skills. The puzzle will challenge you with several possible moves that vary according to your progress in the game.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I was not sure whether to recommend this game in my review, but I decided not to, purely based on the fact that most of the reviews don't seem to be legit. Anyone calling it a "great snooker game" is simply wrong, as this isn't snooker. You play with an 8-Ball pool ball, on a pool table..but you unlock achievements named after snooker greats like Dennis Taylor and Stephen Hendry. Puzzling. There is a place for a trickshot style game on the market, but if such a game is made and released by people who don't know the difference between Pool and Snooker, then you can only expect it to be so good. Though I am happy to have a videogame achievement named after Dennis Taylor on my Steam profile, so that's something.2 found this helpful
it a nice game but it was not what i was expecting not realy sure if its even worth what i payed to play2 found this helpful
There was no was Mew under the Vermilion city TRUCK!1 found this helpful
I will change this once the developper will change one of his impossible (bugged) achievement to get. Overall the game in itself is fun enough to play all the levels despite few minor problems but nothing to break the joy of the game. Just fix this achievement, Arthur...1 found this helpful
It's a great idea - you have one shot to pot the black. The execution is terrible though. The graphics are very poor. Angle is only controllable to 0.5 of a degree. The power available is ridiculously high - at high power, you can barely even see the balls because they're going so fast (possibly due to poor optimisation). There's no spin available. You can't aim precisely, so just hit the black as hard as you can and hope it ricochets off the cushions fifteen times and ends up in a pocket. Since most of the shots end up as flukes, there's very little satisfaction when you actually complete a level. Also (needless nitpickery time) this isn't snooker, it's pool - although I'm not sure what variant: it's not standard 6/7/9/10 ball, since the black is the ball on even though there are other balls on the table, and it doesn't seem to be 8 ball since there are sometimes both stripes and solids left. It's only £0.79, so I've not lost much, but it's still overpriced. I'd refund, but I left it too long before trying the game. Try it if you like, but my advice is just to not bother. Edited to add - I've been going through my purchased soundtracks. This one is a single track …1 found this helpful
It's worth it for the 70's department store music.
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