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Mafia Billiard Tricks is a free browser pool game where you aim with the mouse, plan each shot and clear the table, with no download.
Mafia Billiard Tricks is a pool game built around aiming. You line up a cue shot with the mouse, pick your power and try to clear the table, so a session is about angles and patience rather than reflexes. It sits in the sports category here, and it is a quieter break from the bouncing and climbing that most of this catalogue is about.
If you came to Doodle Jump for quick, one-more-try rounds, this has the same appeal in a calmer form. A single shot takes a few seconds, a miss costs you very little, and you can see exactly what went wrong and adjust. It runs in the browser with nothing to install, and the page is listed under Poki as the developer.
On a computer, use the mouse to aim and to select. The arrow keys or WASD handle movement where the game asks for it. On a phone or tablet, tap and swipe instead. Everything else works through the same aim-and-select pattern, so the first shot is the best tutorial.
A turn goes like this. Look at the table, choose which ball you want to sink, move the aim line until it points where you want the cue ball to hit, then commit to the shot. Afterwards the balls settle and you plan the next one.
For another sports pick, try Bouncy Basketball, which is about timing a bounce rather than lining up an angle. If you want something that rewards careful planning in a different way, Fireboy and Watergirl is a puzzle platformer built for two players. For a faster, more reflex-driven alternative, Helix Jump has you guiding a ball down a tower.
This one suits short, relaxed sessions on either desktop or touch, and you can drop in and leave whenever you like.
Use the mouse to aim and select, and the arrow keys or WASD to move where needed. On a phone, tap and swipe.
Yes. It is free to play in your browser on doodlejump.io, with no download or account.
Yes. Controls switch to tap and swipe on touch screens, and it runs in a modern mobile browser.