Written by Zack Kaplan

Previously released on PS4, Xbox One, and PC, Pure Pool has made its way to Android devices, specifically Tegra K1 devices such as the Nvidia Shield Tablet.

Pure Pool is, while you might imagine from the name, a Pool game, that provides realistic or as the Google Play page describes it “Jaw Dropping” graphics. Along with slick visuals there are multiple ways to play including online along with other players instantly (instead of asynchronous multiplayer). There’s also global?leaderboards and the ability to play against yourself. This is possible because the game creates “DNA profiles” while play, which basically bakes an AI that will be at the same level of skill as you.

While it is a Tegra K1 exclusive, it’s important to note that it does not support the Nexus 9 based on Android Police. Should you own a Shield Tablet you ought to be good to go. The sport goes for $4.99 and offers in-app purchases.

Pure Pool (Playboard) | Pure Pool (Play Store)