Description
Lunar Ball transforms traditional billiards into a futuristic collection of unusual tables shaped more like puzzles than ordinary pool halls. Every layout requires careful study as rebounds, narrow passages and strange table geometry change the ideal angle for each shot.
Released in Japan for the Famicom as Lunar Ball, the game was published by Pony Canyon and later known internationally as Lunar Pool. Players adjust shot direction and power while attempting to clear tables using as few strokes as possible. Dozens of unusual layouts and customizable friction settings create strong replay value for fans of precision-based games.
- Play across dozens of tables featuring shapes and obstacles impossible in ordinary billiards. Each layout presents a different challenge in angles and positioning.
- Adjust the direction and strength of every shot before sending the cue ball across the table. Accurate bank shots and careful planning are essential for efficient clears.
- Change table friction to alter how quickly the balls slow down. This simple option can dramatically affect strategy and provides extra variety.






