However, it’s a good place to start and you will soon find the controls second nature. So if you miss the pot on the first try there is no retry, which I found a little disappointing. Also, you only seem to get one chance at trying the practice shot before a new one appears. For a beginner to the game, it might have been nice to have been told why you are taking that angle etc. The only thing I found with the tutorial was it didn’t really explain things such as why you were taking a shot that is first demonstrated before you are asked to try it yourself.
You control the aim and shot power using the analogue sticks, while the other buttons control elevation, spin and alter your view point as in previous versions. I would recommend you try the tutorial at first, as the controls are a bit unwieldy at first and very sensitive. Once you have finished messing around with your player you can head straight into a career or have a refresher course in the tutorial. The interface is nicely laid out and welcoming from the start, as you create your player, assign attributes and browse through your impressive array of trophies. All that aside, this game is nicely packaged and well thought out, with some online quick play and tournament options thrown into the mix hugely welcome additions too. There’s nothing better that pulling off an outrageous shot. We have snooker, obviously (the name kind of gives that one away) Pool, and also some Billiards thrown in to the pot – excuse the pun! However, one thing they seem to have ditched from the game is the trick shot mode that I personally used to enjoy greatly. WSC Real 11: World Snooker Championship caters for all skill levels and fans of all the usual ball potting games you can think of. This may be your only opportunity to brag about getting a 147 highest break against the 20 maximum you normally achieve down your local snooker hall with your mates. It’s that time of year again for all of us snooker enthusiasts to watch a bunch of men knock their balls together – Steady! On a serious note, this game is a great way to relax and use your skills to navigate a virtual table in peace and not worry about the wife going mad that you have turned the spare room into a men’s den (Oh, if only, I hear everyone cry).
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