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Final WeaponTrey OliverMay 20244/5 starsPool Party is a great physics-based game that features a concept I have never heard of before. While it lacks slightly in content, it more than makes up for it in the fun factor category. Its fast-paced matches and fun ways of mixing pool with a certain activity or sport are certainly something that I would recommend to any fan of party games or if you have an event coming up. Lakeview Games did a great job with its first release, and I'm excited to see what they do in the future.
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ComingSoon.netTyler TreeseMay 20247/10Pool Party is a good but not great party game that is a welcome addition to any family gaming night.
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GameffineUphar DuttaMay 202470/100Pool Party is chaotic, well-polished, and easy to get into a party game. Making this game a good entry point for people who have not picked up a controller their entire lives. The mixture of game modes will keep you hooked through a session, but plain design will soon start boring you. Overall, the game does well for itself but is slightly higher priced for the bang it offers.
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Video ChumsA.J. MaciejewskiMay 20243/5 starsWith a small assortment of enjoyable mini-games to play, Pool Party is best suited as part of a multiplayer playlist and not the main event.
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Nindie SpotlightJustin NationMay 20245.8/10A pretty uninspiring melange of local multiplayer sports-ish mini games
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