Lunar Pool

Lunar Pool

Nintendo Entainment System
🏷 Publisher FCI

Lunar Pool

Lunar Pool is a billiards simulation game published by FCI for the NES. You play pool on a lunar table, where the pockets are located in unconventional positions and the gravity is lower than on Earth. The gameplay involves aiming, adjusting power, and applying spin to the cue ball to pot the balls in the correct pockets. A unique feature is the "lunar gravity" – the ball moves differently, bouncing and curving in unexpected ways, which adds a layer of challenge and novelty. The game includes various table shapes (rectangle, triangle, circle, and more) and over 50 different configurations. You can play single-player against AI or two-player matches. A trivia: the game was developed by Compile, known for their puzzle and shooter games. The graphics are colorful with a space theme, featuring a starry background and a futuristic interface. The music is calm and futuristic, with a synth melody. Critics praised the unique concept and the variety of tables. It supports two players. The final challenge is a tournament where you must win multiple matches. Lunar Pool is a fun twist on traditional billiards, offering a unique experience.