Premium Pool Arena
Iceflake Studios · 2017 · Sports, Casual, Billiards
PC
Mixed47% · 86
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About Premium Pool Arena
Premium Pool Arena is a modern arcade style pool game with single player, online and local multiplayer modes. If you love a relaxed game of 8 ball, this is the game for you!
Premium Pool Arena offers several ways to play the game. In single player there are options to play against AI or just to fine tune skills in speed mode by trying to pot the balls as quickly as possible. Multiplayer can be played both online and offline. Local multiplayer is a great way to play with friends from one screen. Online matches on the other hand, can be played against your Steam friends or against anyone in the global pool arena.
In addition to 1 on 1 matches there is an extensive tournament mode, which allows playing a series of single matches against other players online. Also rewards from tournaments are higher than from the regular matches.
Experience is earned by playing the game online and completing the daily and weekly challenges. The prestige system is designed to keep the game and progression interesting. After reaching a maximum level, player enters into prestige mode which grants a new badge that everyone can see.
This is an arcade pool game, so to keep the game interesting we have several features that will affect the gameplay. Each cue has different features that make each cue special. These features include power, speed, aim and spin. Mastering different cues in Premium Pool Arena requires similar precision as weapons in fps games.
1000 premium coins are given in the beginning, which can be used in the competitive game modes and to acquire new cues.
Game Modes
Premium Pool Arena offers several ways to play the game. In single player there are options to play against AI or just to fine tune skills in speed mode by trying to pot the balls as quickly as possible. Multiplayer can be played both online and offline. Local multiplayer is a great way to play with friends from one screen. Online matches on the other hand, can be played against your Steam friends or against anyone in the global pool arena.
In addition to 1 on 1 matches there is an extensive tournament mode, which allows playing a series of single matches against other players online. Also rewards from tournaments are higher than from the regular matches.
Ranking
Experience is earned by playing the game online and completing the daily and weekly challenges. The prestige system is designed to keep the game and progression interesting. After reaching a maximum level, player enters into prestige mode which grants a new badge that everyone can see.
Cue System
This is an arcade pool game, so to keep the game interesting we have several features that will affect the gameplay. Each cue has different features that make each cue special. These features include power, speed, aim and spin. Mastering different cues in Premium Pool Arena requires similar precision as weapons in fps games.
Key Features
- Single player
- Local multiplayer
- Online multiplayer
- Tournament mode
- Speed mode
- Daily and weekly challenges
- Gamepad support
- Challenge your friends
- Super smooth controls
- Achievements and collectible cards
1000 premium coins are given in the beginning, which can be used in the competitive game modes and to acquire new cues.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Awful mobile game where you can't win (Money wise). A lot of game modes requires credits. Tournament entry fee: 750 Tournament win: 400 so even if you win a tournament (10 wins) you will be out of pocket by 350 credits. Oh right, there are 2 challenges that can only be completed in tournaments (which are online only) that will give you couple of hundreds credits. But, are we playing to win or playing to do challenges in order to actually leave with a +/- of credits? The only way to get credits is to buy Tokens and get credits in the shop by exchanging Tokens for them. Why not at least give the play the possibility to earn some credits offline? I don't know who signed up on that decision. Either way, the physics are god awful as well. You can do the most powerful shot and the balls barely move. If you try to hit a pot along the cushion, the object ball will most likely roll into the table as if the table is placed on uneven ground.1 found this helpful
Easy to play, great graphics, intuitive interface. Love It1 found this helpful
I do like the game
the computer player is very accurate but is also makes mistakes
What a piece of crap. Supposedly it's verified for the Steam Deck, but there is no information on how to use it with the Steam Deck controller or how to set up the controller. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS PIECE OF GARBAGE. (In case you are wondering, it's a bit more controllable on the PC, but the controls are still very touchy and there is no control over the level of difficulty of the computer player.)
Pretty good
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