Pooking - Billiards City

The basics

Modern arcade style pool game with single player, Relaxed game of 8 ball. That is how AIM TOP GAME TECHNOLOGY LIMITED - pool pitches Pooking - Billiards City on Google Play, where it sits in the Sports category and carries a content rating of Everyone.

Reading the star ratings

Look at the bars rather than just the average. Pooking - Billiards City scores 4.57, but the spread is 74.8% five star, 15.1% four star, 5.5% three star, 1.6% two star and 3.1% one star, across 3,630,920 ratings. Most people give it full marks, with a thin tail of unhappy raters.

Count the extremes and you get 2,714,532 five star ratings and 114,072 one star ratings, a ratio near 24 to 1. The middle of the scale, two and three stars together, holds 7.0% of ratings (255,159 people). The listing shows 500,000,000+ installs, so the 3,630,920 ratings come from a slice of the people who installed it.

What the listing says

In the developer’s words, “Billiards City is a modern arcade style pool game with single player, If you love a relaxed game of 8 ball, this is the game for you”. It also states that “With Billiards City, gameplay is king”. Another line from the listing: “Billiards City uses the latest technology to create the most exciting and realistic billiards simulator”. The listing goes on to say “Experience pool like never before, thanks to the stunning HD graphics, fantastic playability and ultra realistic ball physics”.

One more point the description makes: “Challenge a variety of stylish new level of different ability from beginner right up to pro level”. The description says: “Hone your skills, improve your game and defeat the opposition to gain access to new city bars, win trophies and become the acclaimed Billiards City Champion”. In the developer’s words, “Powerful simulation with accurate ball physics”. All of this comes from the store listing, so treat it as the developer’s pitch rather than a hands-on verdict.

Possible drawbacks

The listing says it contains ads and offers in-app purchases, so expect to be asked for attention or money at some point. Also, one star ratings sit at 3.1%, a modest share, though that is still 114,072 people who were unhappy enough to say so. This page is built from the Play listing, so check the screenshots and the latest reviews on the Play page before you commit time to it.

The practical details

The listing shows last updated Sep 8, 2026, version 1.0.168, Android 6.0 or newer, a content rating of Everyone and first released May 15, 2017. The Play page carries 21 screenshots, and the written description runs to about 166 words. Google Play labels it as one that contains ads and offers in-app purchases. There is no upfront price.

Who should try it

Sports fans first. It is also an easy one to test, since the Play listing is free to open and the install is one tap. Its content rating on Play is Everyone, so check that against who will actually use it.