Billiards 3D: Russian Pyramid

Billiards 3D: Russian Pyramid is a billiards simulator that swaps the eight-ball you might expect for the larger, tighter rules of Russian pyramid pool. The table is bigger, the pockets are barely wider than the balls, and the cue ball is the same size as the object balls — a small change that completely shifts shot selection. Where pocket-pool rewards aggressive lines, pyramid rewards patient cushion-to-cushion play and very precise contact angles. The game's 3D camera and aim assist make this dramatically more approachable than picking up a real cue, but the simulation is honest enough that pure muscle-memory players will still need to slow down and learn. Single-player offers a practice mode and a small ladder of computer opponents; multiplayer puts you against another live player on a shared timer.

How to Play Billiards 3D: Russian Pyramid

Use the mouse to orbit around the table. Drag the cue tip behind the cue ball to aim. Power is set by holding and pulling back on the cue or by clicking the power slider. Release to shoot. The first match is usually a free-aim practice; subsequent matches enforce alternating turns and rule sets (any ball, called pocket, etc.).

Controls

Mouse drag: Orbit camera around table Click on cue: Aim and set power Spacebar: Take shot Tab: Toggle scoreboard

Features

Play a realistic online billiards game against virtual opponents of varying difficulty. Customize AI skill levels to match your ability and improve your game. Enjoy lifelike tables of different sizes and refine your strategy in this immersive billiards experience!

Tips & tricks

Russian pyramid pockets are unforgiving on power. If you are not sure the ball will drop, ease off — a soft shot leaves you with a recoverable position even on a miss. Plan two shots ahead, not three; the table is too dense for long-range planning. Use cushion shots more often than you would in eight-ball; the angles are kinder than a direct line because the cue ball is full-sized.