Needs re-clothingДЄny game representing a cue-based sport lives and dies by its ball physics, and sure enough this is the main area that lets International Snooker down. The movement cursor moves extremely slowly in between balls, and glues onto any ball it touches. On the other hand, it can be maddeningly difficult to change your target ball вЂ“ particularly when itвЂ™s 180 degrees around from the way you're facing. This is backed up by the fact that good positional shots swiftly diminish in importance as you realise you can nail tricky shots with ease. You find yourself attempting вЂ“ and making вЂ“ pretty low percentage shots very early on, which is a sure sign that the balance is off. Scoring is a little too easy, with the game quick to provide you with an unnaturally clear view of each potting angle. On the table, the controls are a bit of a mixed bag. The table and balls are rendered very nicely indeed, and Big Head Games wisely steers clear of trying to show the players. Things start well with some attractive 3D visuals.

ItвЂ™s got a smooth potting action, it presents itself well, and it looks great in and around the balls.Д«ut it has one or two fatal flaws that mean it falls short where it matters. International Snooker could be described as the Jimmy White of snooker games.

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