1994Pool is a straightforward pool simulation that brings the familiar green baize and clatter of billiard balls to the computer screen. The game focuses on the essentials: lining up shots, judging angles, controlling power and trying to avoid the classic mistake of sending the cue ball somewhere completely unhelpful. Its presentation is modest, but that suits the subject nicely. There are no explosions, no heroic soundtrack and certainly no need to save the planet. You simply play pool and discover that apparently hitting a stationary ball with another stationary ball is harder than it looks. The physics have an old-school feel, yet the basic challenge remains enjoyable. It is a pleasant little time capsule for anyone who remembers when a computer pool game was enough to keep an afternoon occupied.
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