A top-down pool game with a very ... hmmm very ... hmmmm very tough computer opponent. You have to be good to win this one.

Rules:

Two players get 15 balls numbered 1 to 15 and divided into two groups. There are solids (numbers 1 to 7) and stripes (numbers 9 to 15) plush the black 8 ball. As the game starts, the first player takes the breakijng shot on the racked balls.

The object of the breaking shot is to choose a group of balls (solids or stripes). If the breaking shot 'pots' a solid ball, the player is assigned the group of solids and vice versa. The ultimate golad of 8-ball pool is for each player to pot all balls from the assigned group of balls, and the pot the 8 ball.

If the player does not pot any of the assigned balls in a shot, the turn passes to the opponent. If a player pots the 8 ball before all the assigned balls or pots the 8 ball and simultaneously commits a foul, the player loses the innings.

If the player does not hit a ball with the cue ball, it's a foul. If a player hits the 8 ball first or one of the opponent's balls, it's a foul. For every committed foul, the opponent gets a free shot. If, during a free shot, a player pots no balls, he gets anothe shot. A foul during a free shot counts as a regular foul, and the turn passes to the opponent.

If a player pots the cue ball, the opponent gets ball in hand, which means that it can be placed at any spot behind the white line.