Carrom Pool: Disc Game

Direct competition on a digital tabletop defines Carrom Pool: Disc Game, a multiplayer board game where players flick a striker to pocket their assigned pucks before their opponent clears the board. Based on traditional tabletop disc pastimes popular globally under various regional rules, it translates physical piece-sliding mechanics into competitive one-on-one matches across international-themed arenas, while also providing offline play and daily minigames for solo engagement.

Three Core Match Formats

The game organizes its tabletop play into three primary match variants: Carrom, Free Style, and Disc Pool. Across these formats, the underlying goal remains focused on piece management and shot accuracy, requiring participants to position their shots carefully to sink pieces into the corner pockets. Matches take place in arenas themed around locations worldwide, accommodating both direct challenges against friends and competitive pairings against other players. When disconnected from the internet, players can still access offline functionality to practice their shots and play matches without an active connection.

Equipment Customization and Upgrades

Player progression revolves around unlocking and enhancing the equipment used on the board. Success in competitive matches yields victory chests that supply resources for upgrading striker statistics, directly impacting piece control and shot impact during matches. Outside of standard match play, an included daily golden shot feature gives players a single daily attempt to land a targeted shot and earn additional in-game items. The game also provides a visual customization layer, offering a wide array of collectible strikers and puck designs that alter the look of your equipment on the board. Optional in-game purchases are integrated into this progression, including purchases that distribute randomized items.