Adrenaline Pool Lite for Pc

The pool app itself is alright. Without a single player, people are left to play multiplayer, which often involves people leaving, making it hard to actually play. Now, for those who don't know, this game was created by "EuroCenter", which seems to be the name Linux Cyberjoueurs has chosen for their iPhone apps. These are the same people responsible for Graal Online, an interesting mmo. While things seem alright on the surface, the company has taken a strict stance against anything in the LGBT community. Coming out means being banned from the forums, possibly even the game. Normally these are temporary bans, however, if you complain about it, you will be permanently banned. You can tell in this game from the fact that you can select "prefer boys" if you're female, but not "prefer girls". Because of this company's stance against the lgbt community, I would not purchase the full version of this app, which was originally a part of their game as well. This app itself has some issues with playability, however, when you can actually play, it's not too bad. Not the best pool app out there, but an interesting concept.

I love pool. Overall this is a great game, and I would buy it. However, I don't like that the owners do not check on the pictures people upload. One was of this man's *you know* and I reported it, checked back a while later, and guess what, it was still there. I constantly get asked for my number, email, age, name, where I live, and these chats should be supervised and watched some how because this is exposing young people to internet dating, and that world is something parents need to protect their children from. I got hit on by a 36 year old creep. He asked me if I was a police officer and I said no and he continued to flirt. I exit the game. I'm not looking to char with anyone, I just wanted to play pool. After this expierence, I deleted the app. I understand it is not the makers responsibility but this is just a warning of what goes on in the pool rooms. Have fun, be careful.

This is a good program for what it is. It's fun, but needs to be taken with a grain of salt. Online play is surprisingly good and quick, the constant popups are annoying, but reassuring that you can find games. Serious work needs to be done on some sort of physics system, but that's a big step. Some needed improvements before I'll buy it include ball impact, pocketing (sometimes balls drop, sometimes they sit on top), and rail recognition. The middle pockets are especially bad about balls going in when they clearly go right through the rail. When striking a ball resting on a rail with the cue ball, the impact is also flawed.

Get the PAID version of this app to have a way to practice your gameplay (vs Computer player) or when nobody is available to play online, and to personalize your gamer (nick)name profile. I downloaded the paid version, after trying the free (Lite) version, not for these reasons, but just to show my appreciation to the developers. APO is worth every penny, and I only wish more apps in the iTunes store supported online gameplay. It is too boring to only be able to play against a computer player all the time, so give this Lite version a try if online game play is all you want. However, if you are like me, this game is just to good to be FREE and the developers deserve to be compensated. BRAVO!!!