
Cue Lagoon is a free 8-ball pool game you can play online in your browser, with no download needed. You shoot at a moonlit lagoon bar, hosted by Marlo, a laid-back pool shark in a sun cap. The balls roll, spin and click like real billiards, and a guide line shows where the object ball and the cue ball will go.
Play the computer on Easy, Normal or Hard, take on the Lagoon Tour of eight cartoon rivals, or pass the cue to a friend on the same device. Three new trick shots arrive every day, built around bank shots and combinations.
The table turns to fit a phone held upright or sideways, so it plays well on phones, tablets and computers. Cue Lagoon is an original game made by the GamesYap team. If you like flicking discs across a board, try Carrom Comet too.
Yes. Cue Lagoon is free to play in your web browser, with nothing to download or install. Coins you earn unlock cues, cloths and table spots for looks only, so every player gets the same table and the same physics.
Yes. It runs in the browser on phones, tablets and computers. On a touch screen you aim by dragging on the table and shoot with the power bar. The table turns to fit your screen, upright or sideways.
Each player owns a group: solids (1–7) or stripes (9–15). Pot all of your group, then the black 8 to win. Potting the 8 too early, or scratching while potting it, loses the game. Fouls include potting the cue ball and hitting the wrong ball first.
Yes. Cue Lagoon has a two-player mode for you and a friend on the same phone, tablet or computer. You take turns at the table, and the game tracks groups, fouls and ball in hand. It is local play on one screen, not an online match.
Tap the spin button and choose where the cue strikes the ball. A high hit gives follow, so the cue ball rolls on after contact. A low hit gives draw, so it spins back. Side spin changes the angle off a cushion.
Version 1.0.3Nov 2, 2026
1.0.1: Smoother on phones: lighter drawing every frame, less stutter. 1.0.0: First release: 8-ball pool with real ball physics, spin and a guide line; three computer levels, the eight-rival Lagoon Tour, two players on one device, three daily trick shots, Marlo the host, cues, cloths and spots, and a daily gift, quests and free coins.
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