Cue Club is the original and iconic pool and snooker game for PC, famous for its superb graphics, accurate ball physics and addictive gameplay. Hang out with hundreds of players in the unique and individually themed virtual chat rooms, before challenging them to your favorite game. Win matches to improve your reputation, then take on the bosses in a bid to become the Cue Club Champion! Download the free demo today or visit our online store to purchase the full version.

Compatibility:	PC - Windows 10 / 11 (+ XP / Vista / 7 / 8)
Languages:	English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish

Cue Club Download	$7.49
Cue Club Demo (time restricted)	FREE

GAME FEATURES

A realistic simulation with accurate ball physics

Play 8-ball, 9-ball, Snooker, Speed Ball and Killer

Single player, 2 player, tournament and practice

8 virtual chat rooms, each uniquely themed

Win games, improve your reputation, then play the boss!

Dozens of tables, cues and ball sets

Crisp, detailed graphics using DirectX technology

Fully customizable rules

Advanced 'Artificial Intelligence' for authentic opponents

4-speed shot replay facility with save option

Hall of fame with trophy room and game records

Windows 10 / 11 (+ XP / Vista / 7 / 8)

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