Snooker Nation Championship

Early Access Review A very solid snooker game that sets the Priorities just right. Namely, on a simple but Option-rich Control. Every Shock variant is possible, so to speak. The Option menu is Also very pronounced and allows numerous Customization Options. It is certainly not all perfect, because you can win the Snooker World Championship quite easily, for example, without handing over a single Frame. Even the Ki sometimes reacts questionably and whoever chooses the Language Setting in German is confronted with strange Translations. (This May still be mended, key Point early access) Nevertheless, the Fun of the Game prevails and the value for money is Already Exemplary.

Early Access Review The Game has Potential. That was the positive Part. It is full of Translation errors, loses Performance in the most impossible Places and is obviously not being developed by the Developers: Since the announced Update at the beginning Of May 2016, the Developers have disappeared from the Scene. 10 Months later, there is nothing far and wide from an Update and Inquiries in the Discussion Forum are consistently ignored. If it weren't for other Games from the same manufacturer where the Forum promptly responds to the same Developers, one might think that the Company had gone bust. So you have to realize that you have put your Money into the Game, for which the Manufacturer has lost his Lust.

Early Access Review Actually a nice Idea to bring out such a Game, which at the 1st Glance also seems to be successful. Unfortunately, the Makers probably don't seem to know a Snooker or throw up all the Rules for Billiards (Training Mode). The AI seems to consist of Cyclops with Visual Errors, the Control is more reminiscent of the Wright Brothers and the Translation into German is more than a Slap in the Face. Also very strange that one advertises a Game where the Support threw the Flint into The Grain years ago. The Crowning glory, however, is when the AI snookert itself in a non-breakable Endless loop and Already the Installation of the game or Change of the Settings can lead to a Crash and even a New Installation allows you to continue there. Even with the Purchase Price of just under one Euro, one would like to say that it would have preferred to be carried to the Pub. Therefore, the Conclusion is "Fingers off," even if you are a Fan and prefer to look for another Game as it is still too expensive. Sorry that you have to say something like this in today's even way. P.S: I still hope that it will become a Banana product (Maturation at the Customer's Premises), and will not already be Black in the Display (as does the Hassle of many Customers)