Nine-Ball Roulette News

Just now, we made some updates to the game.

The content of this gameplay update is:

• Now in Steam Friends, you can see more game status of your friends. Including whether they are in the lobby, how many people are in the lobby, and whether the game has started.
  
• Optimize the curve effect of the lifted shoot.
  

Thank you for your support. If you have any comments and suggestions, you can give us feedback through [email protected]!

Just now, we made some updates to the game.

The content of this gameplay update is:

• Added the cue dodge feature. When the ball blocks the position of the cue, the cue will automatically dodge it. When the distance is too close, cue will be lifted.
  

Thanks for your support. If you have any comments or suggestions, please feel free to contact us at [email protected]!

This update includes:

1. Fixed a bug that caused the player to be prompted with an incorrect shot and give the next player a ball-in-hand even though the player should have continued to hit the ball.
   

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This update includes:

1. Fixed a bug where the player could see the shooter's feet through his shoes in the shooter's view.
   
2. Fixed a bug that caused the two balls to spiral upwards during a jump shot.
   

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[h2]Today, The Real Trick Shot King Is Back[/h2]
Just now, we added the "Lift the cue" feature to ourgame [Shortcut: Q] , in which you will be able to play a variety of trick shots.
The following are some actual combat demonstrations:

• Aim low to the right and use medium force to hit a jump shot, making the white ball jump slightly and still have a strong rotation when it lands.
  
• Aim in the middle and use medium force to hit a regular jump ball, crossing the obstacle ball and hitting the target ball.
  
• Aim to the left and use small force to make a curve shot.
  
• You can even clear the table with one shot (this is a foul...)
  

[h2]Additional Rules[/h2]

1. A ball flies off the table is considered a foul, and the next player gets a ball-in-hand.
   
2. If the 9 is no longer on the table when a foul occurs, the fouler loses and is punished.
   
3. When the 9 is scored, if any other ball is out (e.g. the cue ball flies out of the table when the 9 is scored), the player will be deemed to have lost.
   

It takes time to practice, then you become the king of trick shot!
Thank you for your support. If you have any suggestions or encounter any problems, you can give us feedback via [email protected]!