Carrom Pool: Disc Game

What it is

Carrom Pool: Disc Game is a multiplayer board game from Miniclip.com, filed under Sports. You flick a striker to pot your pieces before your opponent does. The listing says the game covers several variants known around the world, and names six of them, from Korona to Pitchnut. It came out on Mar 26, 2019, and the page shows an update dated 2026-10-22. The content rating is Everyone.

What it does well

Scale first. The Play rating is 4.43 from 8,037,497 ratings, and the install bracket is 500,000,000+. Five stars make up 79.3% of ratings.

The feature list is practical. Three modes are on offer, named Carrom, Free Style and Disc Pool. You can play friends or compete against top players, and the listing mentions arenas around the world. Progression comes through unlockable strikers and pucks, striker upgrades, and victory chests. There is also a free daily golden shot with prizes. The page claims smooth controls and realistic physics, and says offline play is supported, which is useful if you want to practice without a match.

Customization is a clear selling point. The listing talks about a large variety of items you can unlock so you can stand out to players in other countries.

Where it falls short

The rating split is the first thing to notice. About 9.1% of raters gave one star, 2.3% gave two and 3.9% gave three. That is a meaningful minority. The listing does not explain it, so the data alone cannot say what drives it.

The second point is money. The page says the game includes optional in-game purchases, and that these include random items. If you dislike paying for a chance at something, that is worth knowing in advance.

Finally, the match format is online and competitive. The page leans on multiplayer, so results will depend on who you are matched with. The listing says nothing about how matchmaking works.

Who it suits

Players who like a turn-based, physics-style board game and enjoy climbing against real opponents. Less ideal for anyone who wants a pure single-player experience, since the listing is built around multiplayer.