MiRacle Pool serves up blended actuality billiards in two weeks on the primary Quest Retailer.
Developed by Pixel Works Studios, MiRacle Pool beforehand appeared on Quest App Lab final October and it is now receiving a full launch. Not like ForeVR Pool’s MR help, MiRacle Pool was designed “from the bottom up” for blended actuality, promising “practical ball physics” that is been developed over three years and a “lock and shoot” mechanic for cue stick dealing with. You may see this in motion beneath.
Detailed in a press launch, MiRacle Pool helps solo matches towards AI opponents for 8 Ball and 9 Ball pool, whereas the ‘Apply Mode’ provides 10 Ball, Snooker and Drills choices. On-line multiplayer helps each personal on-line multiplayer matches and a ranked mode. You may as well choose two mini-games – Countdown Problem and Moneyball Problem, each of which have leaderboards.
Lastly, Every day Challenges can earn you bonus XP for MiRacle Pool’s development system. On the shop web page, Pixel Works Studios states that rating up will unlock new tables, balls, cues, and extra. In a quick FAQ, the developer confirms {that a} smaller desk choice is offered for smaller rooms, stating which you could rotate and transfer the desk as wanted.
MiRacle Pool arrives on June 20 on the Meta Quest platform for $15.
