Moscow Billiards is a Piramyd billiards simulator.

Publisher:	Falcogames
Downloads:	1
Software Type:	Freeware, 0.00
File Size:	23.08M
OS:	Windows All
Update Date:	10 November, 2015

Moscow Billiards is a Piramyd billiards simulator. The game can be played either against a computer or human opponents (on the same PC) on several playing tables. Training mode and trick shots available now. Exersices for beginners and advanced players. Small and Big Russian, English, American Poll, games rules hints. Lot of ball sets, animated 3d players. The game allows for playing in various settings, some of which might be unusual, and players' roles. The program comes with a powerful anti-aliasing algorithm for the cue and balls, which minimizes video card resources required, freeing them to be used by other parts of the program.
Moscow Billiards is a Piramyd billiards simulator. The game can be played either against a computer or human opponents (on the same PC) on several playing tables. Training mode and trick shots available now. Exersices for beginners and advanced players. Small and Big Russian, English, American Poll, games rules hints. Lot of ball sets, animated 3d players. The game allows for playing in various settings, some of which might be unusual, and players' roles. The program comes with a powerful anti-aliasing algorithm for the cue and balls, which minimizes video card resources required, freeing them to be used by other parts of the program.
Moscow Billiards is a Piramyd billiards simulator. The game can be played either against a computer or human opponents (on the same PC) on several playing tables. Training mode and trick shots available now. Exersices for beginners and advanced players. Small and Big Russian, English, American Poll, games rules hints. Lot of ball sets, animated 3d players. The game allows for playing in various settings, some of which might be unusual, and players' roles. The program comes with a powerful anti-aliasing algorithm for the cue and balls, which minimizes video card resources required, freeing them to be used by other parts of the program.