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Square Snooker Duelist is unlocked after winning multiplayer Snooker matches on the Square Board

I'm an indie game developer from India, and I've been experimenting with a new board game concept called Carrom Pool 360.

The idea combines Carrom flick mechanics with 8-ball Pool rules, but instead of walking around the table or changing your position, the entire board rotates on a Lazy Susan, allowing players to line up shots from any angle.

The video I'm sharing is the Android version that I built to test the gameplay mechanics.

This got me wondering whether the idea could work as a real physical board game.

I'd love your honest thoughts:

• Would you enjoy playing something like this on a physical rotating board?
• Do you think the rotating mechanic adds strategy, or would it feel gimmicky?
• If the board was well-made with smooth rotation and quality materials, would you consider buying one?
• What would make a physical version more fun or appealing?

I'm genuinely looking for feedback from people who enjoy board games, so feel free to be as honest as you'd like. I'd really appreciate your suggestions and ideas.

Hi everyone!

I've been developing Carrom Pool 360, an indie mobile game that combines Carrom mechanics with 8-ball Pool on a rotating board.

This video shows the multiplayer mode where two players connect using a Room ID and play on the square rotating board.

Some features shown in this clip:

• Online multiplayer via Room ID
• Rotating square board
• Carrom-style flick controls
• Realistic physics

I'd love to hear your feedback:

• Does the rotating board make the gameplay look more strategic or just more difficult?
• Is there anything in the UI or gameplay that could be improved?

I'm mainly looking for gameplay feedback and suggestions. Thanks!

Pool, Snooker games ni kalipi carrom style lo chesam, boards kuda different shapes pettam, board ni 360 degrees rotate chesukovochu