This site has a neat gimmick. I’m not one for gimmicks but the scrolling billiard ball and sound effect is a fun surprise and makes the site stand out and be memorable. As you continue to scroll you see the instructions on how to play which is a cool idea because when you think about this game conceptually you have no idea what to expect. I think it’s a good idea because you can come to understand the game before you even download it. I wanna play!
This site has a neat gimmick. I’m not one for gimmicks but the scrolling billiard ball and sound effect is a fun surprise and makes the site stand out and be memorable. As you continue to scroll you see the instructions on how to play which is a cool idea because when you think about this game conceptually you have no idea what to expect. I think it’s a good idea because you can come to understand the game before you even download it. I wanna play!
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I really like the sfx when the ball goes through the hole. really great implementation from whoever did that.
Great little site isn’t it? There’s not much to it but yet there kinda is.