Silliards
Soup Mode LLC · 2026 · Casual, Simulation, Action-Adventure, 3D Platformer, 3D
PC
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About Silliards
That’s Billiam Eugene Yards, Bill E. Yards for short, and he’s the world’s greatest Billiards player. However, lately, he’s been in something of a slump ever since reaching peak physical prowess at the sport. You’ll be exploring various absurd Billiards scenarios in Bill’s imagination as he meditates in his dojo in pursuit of Billiards Nirvana.
Billiards Nirvana is not a concept any mortal can comprehend before embarking on their own journey of Billiards enlightenment. Hopefully, by exploring Bill’s deep mindscape, you, too, can come to understand.
There are over 35 bite-sized levels for you to experience, with all kinds of surprises designed to open your eighth eye.
It brings us no greater pleasure than to offer you aid on your quest towards Billiards Nirvana. As such, this experience is granted to you free of charge. All we ask is that you share your newfound wisdom to all who cross your path.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
nirvana achieved...
greatest game ever conceived better than any other game that has and will exist
[h1]#tinygamereview[/h1] [code] Good times start-to-finish; one of the most delightful little free games to come across my queue in a while. [/code] 🟩 [b]ASCENDANT[/b] 🟩 [hr][/hr] 🎮 🟨[b]Gameplay:[/b] each level is [i]very[/i] short with clear goals that need no explanation beyond either their introductory sweeps or a try-once-and-fail attempt in order to "get it". 📖 🟩[b]Narrative:[/b] it's what you ma~ake it 🔊 🟩[b]Audio:[/b] short, catchy, and effective since the levels are short, too 🖼️ 🟨[b]Visuals:[/b] not bad; looks slightly-post-N64-era [hr][/hr] [h1]#readme[/h1] A few levels are downright [i]frustrating[/i], but the short wait time between attempts never escalates the stakes to anger. "Sentience" took me far too long, and as of this review I am still stuck on Around the World which I may never actually beat. It *is* mechanically frustrating that you can't move the cue until you've already started to pull back. It makes lining up initial shots a whole lot more difficult than it rightfully ought to be and is the sole reason I rated "gameplay" lower than it might deserve. There's a lot going on here and I kinda want a lot more of it. Some of the levels had amusing lit…
Playing Soup Mode is a must!! Omw to mod Archipelago into this
10/10 would billiards again Pros - simple yet great looking graphics - under priced - easy way to fill an afternoon - less than a gigabyte Cons -not much to replay -short conclusion get it
The unskippable videos are so long and numerous, that enough kills the game experience. Selecting levels also has an odd delay which makes it feel unresponsive, but generally makes playing tedious. I personally stopped at the roulette level because its annoying. Combination of waiting and rushing, and trying to be accurate with no real sense of how far the cue will actually hit the ball. Feel I would have more luck with actual roulette. Other than that some of the ideas have potential to be fun.
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