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Pool
Pocket fifteen balls while keeping the shot count low.
by Frank Force
PlayOpens on killedbyapixel.github.io
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About this game
This version asks you to sink all fifteen balls rather than describing an opponent-based eight-ball match. Sinking the cue ball costs a stroke and respawns it. Aim and power use different pointer gestures on desktop and touch devices.
Objective
Sink all fifteen balls in few shots.
Progression
Continue shots until all target balls are pocketed.
End conditions
Pocketing the cue ball costs a stroke and respawns it; terminal failure rules are unknown.
Guide based on official sources; this is not a new gameplay or mobile compatibility test.
- Game languages
- ? — Not checked; site navigation is not evidence of game language.
- Last recorded check
- 2026-10-25T10:28:54Z
- Desktop
- verified
- Mobile
- Not checked
- User ad reports
- No public ad-report summary. Ads may exist.
- Age rating
- Not verified
- AI use (optional creator information)
- Creator information — The creator’s AI-assisted LittleJS toolkit names this game among the finished games built with its tools. The creator also describes the Claude Code workflow.
How to play
Desktop: mouse aims, distance from cue ball sets power, click shoots. Touch: drag behind cue ball, pull farther for power, release to shoot. Touch behavior is documented, not device-tested.
Code license
Copyright (c) 2026 Frank Force
Implementation: LittleJS, JavaScript, HTML5. Named engine and implementation languages verified in existing research; engine version and new runtime/device checks are not asserted. Official implementation notes
Applies to software code. Original game image, audio and iframe permissions remain unconfirmed. HopJelly uses an independent illustration and links to the original game.
Image credits
Original HopJelly illustration. Illustration — not actual gameplay. No original game artwork copied.
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