Pool, But Wrong

I made Pool, but Wrong because apparently normal pool didn't have enough problems.

It starts off reasonably enough.

Aim. Shoot. Sink the colored balls. Black goes last.

Then, every five levels, I change something.

The holes move.

The table tilts.

The cue stick stops behaving like a cue stick.

Gravity bends your shots.

Everything freezes over.

Balls merge.

Magnets appear.

Balls get chained together.

And eventually, yes, I give you a sword.

100 LEVELS. A NEW KIND OF WRONG EVERY FIVE.

There are 100 compact pool puzzles to work through. Every set of five introduces a different mechanic, gives you a little time to figure it out, and then replaces it with something else.

THINGS I HAVE DONE TO POOL

• Moving pockets

• Tilting tables

• Strange cue sticks

• Gravity-bending shots

• Pool on ice

• Moving holes

• Color matching and merging

• Magnets

• Hidden balls and trails

• Chained balls

• One completely unnecessary sword

It's a small indie pixel-art game about experimenting, making questionable shots, figuring out what just happened, and trying again.

If you're looking for a serious billiards simulator, I may have made the wrong game.

Pool, but Wrong

Pool was fine. I fixed it.