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Eight-Ball Pool
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About the game
Eight-ball is the classic pub pool game: fifteen numbered balls, one white cue ball and a simple goal. The first ball you pot decides your group, solids (1 to 7) or stripes (9 to 15), and the rest is a race to clear your own group and then sink the black 8 without fouling. The table has proper bounce and spin physics, the AI plays at several levels, and the daily table gives everyone the same layout to clear in as few shots as possible.
It is one of a set of small card, board and sports games written by the author of Chogan with the help of AI tools. The graphics are drawn by the code and the sounds are generated while you play.
Playing it here
Click Play, choose Versus AI or Two players, then Start. At the break, drag the white ball behind the line and hit the rack. After that, drag on the table to turn the aim line, pull the power bar and release. If your opponent fouls you get ball in hand: drag the white ball anywhere and aim again.
Controls
| Input | Action |
|---|---|
| Drag on the table | Turn the aim line |
| Pull the power bar, release | Shoot |
| Drag the white ball | Place it at the break or with ball in hand |
| Gear button | Aiming style and turn speed |
A few things worth knowing
Keep shooting. As long as you pot your own balls the turn stays with you.
Leave the 8 for last. If it drops early you lose the frame.
Watch the white. Potting it, or hitting a ball that is not yours first, gives your opponent ball in hand.
Credits and licence
Eight-Ball Pool is part of Chogan by Chogan (choganhq), published under the MIT licence. The repository was written with the help of AI, and this page says so openly. Everything is drawn by the code and the sounds are generated on the fly; the only font is Vazirmatn (SIL Open Font License 1.1). The licence texts are linked from this page. We took out the app shell: this game opens on its own, with no app menu, sharing or league points, the language follows the site's (the Portuguese was translated by us) and nothing is requested from other sites.