Carrom Pool: Disc Game

Carrom Pool: Disc Game

Miniclip.com
4.5
Sports
500,000,000+ Downloads

Click to download now, finish the installation quickly, and directly unlock the all-round experience

Screenshots

Screenshot
Screenshot
Screenshot
Screenshot
Screenshot
Screenshot
Screenshot
Screenshot
Screenshot
Screenshot
Screenshot
Screenshot
Screenshot
Screenshot
Screenshot
Screenshot
Screenshot
Screenshot
Screenshot
Screenshot
Screenshot
Screenshot
Screenshot
Screenshot

What it is for

Digital carrom for quick matches

Carrom Pool: Disc Game turns the tabletop carrom board into a touch-controlled sports game. You line up a striker, adjust the angle and power, then try to sink your discs before the other player does. It suits anyone who enjoys short competitive games built around aim, timing and simple rules, whether you already know carrom or want an easy game to pick up.

Several ways to play

The main carrom format is joined by Free Style and Disc Pool modes, giving you different targets and rule sets when a standard match starts to feel repetitive. Online multiplayer provides opponents from a large player base, while offline play is useful for practice or for playing without a connection. Matches are short enough for a spare few minutes, but the controls leave room to improve through repeated play.

What keeps it useful

  • Touch aiming makes the outcome depend on positioning, angle and strength rather than complicated controls.
  • Physics give rebounds and shots a more familiar tabletop feel.
  • Unlockable strikers and pucks add a collection goal for regular players.
  • Different modes let you switch between traditional carrom and more open-ended disc play.

Scale and trade-offs

Published by Miniclip.com, the game has a 4.55 rating from more than 7.4 million reviews and 500,000,000+ installs. That reach makes finding an opponent straightforward, but the broader live-service setup also brings distractions between matches. Ads can interrupt the flow, and upgraded equipment may make competition feel less even for players who prefer a purely skill-based contest. Still, the core reason to return is clear: a fast board game that rewards better shots, not a menu full of features.