AntiBilliard

Third-person aim changes the whole table. In AntiBilliard, the cue ball becomes the shooter, and each round runs like a timed pool challenge with a body behind the shot. Numbered targets wait across the felt, and the pocketed set must disappear before the clock hits zero. Early movement may feel unusual because the ball launches itself across the table instead of sending a cue strike from above.

How to play?

Line up the ball and fire across the table to sink the remaining targets before time runs out, with every successful pocket adding extra seconds based on the number printed on that ball. Each shot removes one second from the clock, which makes misses expensive even before the table empties. A round ends immediately if your own ball drops into a pocket or leaves the table. After the last target falls, the seconds left on the timer convert into points.