Black Hole Billiard

Line up the cue, factor in the swirling void, and watch your ball curve around nothingness before clacking into the pocket.

Black Hole Billiard gives you a standard pool table setup but plants a spinning black hole somewhere in the middle. Your shots don't just roll straight—they bend, orbit, and sometimes slingshot around the gravitational pull. It's like playing pool while a tiny galaxy sits between you and the corner pocket. The mouse controls are dead simple: click and drag to aim, release to shoot. But mastering the curve is anything but simple. I remember lining up a seemingly impossible bank shot off the side rail, only to realize the black hole would yank the ball into a perfect arc around its event horizon and drop it into the far corner. That 'oh, that's how it works' click is the whole game's hook. You'll start to predict whether a ball gets captured, slingshot, or just wobbles off course. Honestly, the difficulty ramps quickly. Early tables have the black hole positioned harmlessly near a rail; later ones sit dead center, turning every shot into a physics puzzle. The visual feedback of the ball stretching slightly as it nears the hole adds a lovely, unnerving touch. If you like trick-shot games or weird gravity simulators, this one deserves a few rounds. It's short-session friendly, but I kept retrying levels just to see the ball's bizarre trajectory one more time.

Mouse to play.

Drag slowly to see the predicted path curve before you commit the shot. Aim slightly away from where you actually want the ball to go—gravity will pull it back. Use the black hole as a slingshot: fire past it to gain extra speed, not into it. If a ball enters orbit around the hole, just wait; it often escapes with a new direction. Bank shots off rails account for two forces: the bounce and the pull, so overcompensate. In later levels, clear the easy balls first so the black hole has less to grab.

Q: Is Black Hole Billiard free to play? A: Yes, it runs for free in any modern browser with no download needed. Q: Can I play Black Hole Billiard on my phone? A: It works best with a mouse, but the HTML5 version supports touch drag controls on mobile. Q: Do I need to download anything to start playing? A: No downloads or plugins are required. Just open the game page and click to begin. Q: What is the goal in Black Hole Billiard? A: Sink all the balls into the pockets while accounting for the black hole's gravitational pull. Q: Are there multiple levels in Black Hole Billiard? A: Yes, the black hole moves and the layouts change, increasing the challenge each round. Q: Can I play Black Hole Billiard unblocked at school? A: Yes, it is an unblocked browser game designed to bypass typical network restrictions.