8 Ball Clash Review (Nintendo Switch OLED)



Our 8 Ball Clash Review introduces you to a billiard/snooker game that is made for everyone. To the people who have never played it or the more experienced ones that want to improve their skills and get the best score through the tables Every club has a different force to hit the balls, so the player needs to be precise and smooth when touch the controls to maximize the power and aim to calculate your trajectory and time to use it. Keep playing and master your 8-ball pool game skills.

8 Ball Clash Review Pros:

  • Colorful graphics.
  • 259MB download size.
  • Pool gameplay.
  • Full touchscreen controls.
  • Can use the stick and buttons.
  • Cue sensitivity slider.
  • Each level has either 3 stars or a crown.
  • Level select screen.
  • Can replay levels.
  • Many game variations from clear all balls to timed shots, play against Ai or 8 Ball.
  • 100 levels to unlock.
  • Power-ups can be collected by potting in that particular pocket.
  • Excellent novelty-looking cues.
  • Buy and unlock new cues each with unique force, aim, and time stats.
  • Power-ups can be purchased before a level.
  • Earn credits from playing.
  • The power-ups are – chalk, ghost, undo the last play, and magic glove.
  • You can see the projection line and can improve its length with chalk.
  • Play in locations around the world.
  • Hearts are used for every shot, stars are earned by how many hearts you have left.
  • You can move where you hit the ball.
  • Rules for the current mode can be bought up whilst in the match.
  • Fast loading times.

8 Ball Clash Review Cons:

  • No online modes.
  • Takes a while to get used to the power bar.
  • Power-ups feel a bit redundant.
  • So many cues that it becomes its own distraction.
  • All the pool tables are the same.

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8 Ball Clash:

Official website.

Developer: QUByte Interactive

Publisher: QUByte Interactive

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Nintendo Switch

Jim Smale

Gaming since the Atari 2600, I enjoy the weirdness in games counting Densha De Go and RC De Go as my favourite titles of all time. I prefer gaming of old where buying games from a shop was a thing, Being social in person was a thing. Join me as I attempt to adapt to this new digital age!

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