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AntiBillard

Billiards: round table, square balls

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Billiards: round table, square balls. This game based on pool billards is played in front of a single screen against a friend or against the computer.

More information:

  1. Created with Godot 4.6.
  2. Available on the web and on Linux, Windows and macOS.
  3. Hosted on Codeberg.
  4. Translated to German and English language.
  5. Evolution based AI.
  6. Can be played using a keyboard, a mouse or a touch screen.
  7. Sound effects.
  8. Realistic physics simulation.
  9. Xaoh loof Lirpa.
  10. In game manual.

Screenshots

You can play against humans or against your computer.
You can play against humans or against your computer.
The game is started and you can play it by keyboard, by on screen buttons or using the mouse pointer.
The game is started and you can play it by keyboard, by on screen buttons or using the mouse pointer.
The computer is thinking.
The computer is thinking.

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0.1.131 Jan 2026

AntiBillard version v0.1.1

  • Better UI and UX
  • Add an easter egg.
  • Add sound when ball enters a hole.
0.1.014 Nov 2025

AntiBillard version v0.1.0

  • Background music.
  • Better translations.
  • Better UI and better UX.
  • Godot 4.5 instead of 4.4
  • Changing language does not reset settings.
0.0.95 Sept 2025

AntiBillard version v0.0.9

  • Sound added.
  • Better translations.
  • Better UI and better UX.
  • New icon.
0.0.812 Aug 2025

AntiBillard version v0.0.8

  • This version is adding the possibility to control the queue without actual or virtual keys using touch or a mouse instead.
  • The font was changed to Kalmaramlak to distinguish 1, l, I, 0 and O.