Mini Pool 3D
By Mapi Games
Mini Pool 3D puts a compact, brightly coloured pool table on your screen and asks you to clear every ball off it. Shots are aimed with a dotted guide line and fired with a power meter, while the HUD tracks your score, your best, the balls still on the table and the fouls you rack up. Built with Three.js by Mapi Games, it runs free in the browser with no download.
Game info
- Developer
- Mapi Games
- Rating
- Not yet rated
- Release date
- Mar 11, 2026
- Last updated
- Sep 28, 2026
- Technology
- Three.js
- Platforms
- Web Browser (Desktop, Mobile)
Controls
Keyboard & mouse
- Mouse — aim the shot along the guide line
- Mouse click — set power and strike the cue ball
- Click the pause button — pause the game
Touch
- Tap — aim and take your shot
- Tap the pause button — pause the game
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How to Play Mini Pool 3D
The view looks down the length of the table from behind the cue ball. Point at the direction you want the cue ball to travel and a dashed guide line shows the path, including where it will contact the object ball. The coloured power bar along the bottom edge of the table fills as you charge the shot, so a soft touch and a hard break come from the same control.
Above the table sits a row of numbered balls. Each one you pocket goes dim, so you can see at a glance what is left — the banner that appears after a pot also counts down the remaining balls for you. Sinking balls adds to your score, and the counter in the top right keeps a running tally of fouls, so wild shots are not free.
Your score and best score sit in the top-left corner, and milestones pop up as achievement banners, like the one for your first pocket. A pause button on the right lets you stop between shots.
Tips
- Watch the dashed guide all the way to the contact point before committing — it shows the angle the object ball will leave at.
- Don't fill the power bar every time; softer shots keep the cue ball near the cluster for an easier next pot.
- Keep an eye on the numbered row above the table to see which balls are still live and plan two shots ahead.
- Fouls are counted separately from your score, so avoid reckless long-range blasts that leave the cue ball badly placed.
- Use Classic mode to learn the angles of this short table, then take that feel into the Arcade levels and Time Attack.
Game Modes
- Classic — free play with no clock or level structure
- Arcade — 20 levels to work through
- Time Attack — clear balls before time runs out
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Mini Pool 3D free to play?
Yes, it is completely free and runs in your web browser with no download or install.
Can I play Mini Pool 3D on a phone or tablet?
Yes, it supports mobile as well as desktop. Hold the device in landscape and tap to aim and shoot.
Who made Mini Pool 3D?
It was developed by Mapi Games using the Three.js 3D engine, with a 2026 release.
How many levels does it have?
The Arcade mode has 20 levels, alongside the open-ended Classic mode and the timed Time Attack mode.
What do the foul and best score counters mean?
Fouls in the top-right corner count your bad shots during a game, while the top-left shows your current score and the best score you've reached.