8 Ball Pool vs The Endless Forest
8 Ball Pool
8 Ball Pool has been touted by many, and not only by the company behind the game, Miniclip, as being the number 1 competitive pool game on the mobile platform. Aside from being one of the first pool games to hit both GooglePlay and the AppStore, 8 Ball Pool has a pretty in-depth and realistic gameplay where players can compete on a 1-on-1 basis or in exciting 8-player tournaments. You can also challenge your friends to a friendly match. There is even a practice arena where you can polish up your skills first prior to getting into an actual match with another human player.The coins you earn by playing can then be reinvested into making your gameplay as fun as possible. You can customize your cue and even the table, or you can simply use the cash to buy better items at the Pool Shop. By leveling up, you can unlock new and more exclsuive match locations as well.
So, if pool is a game you'd like, 8 Ball Pool is definitely an app you'll want on your phone or tablet. Check it out!
The Endless Forest
The Endless Forest isn't exactly a game but more of a playable screensaver. When your computer goes to sleep, this program will run and your deer character will then appear in a seemingly endless forest. There's no objective or quests for you to complete here. Instead, you are given total freedom to explore the forest and if you're lucky, you may discover something special along the way.However, this is about to change because the developer behind this screensaver program decided to turn it into a full-blown MMO, allowing players from all over the world interact and play together as deers. There's no chat box in the game and instead, you'll need to learn to communicate as deers do, that is through sound and body movement. There will also be more places for you to explore, besides the endless forest, as well as fun and relaxing activities to do.
You can still download the screensaver version of The Endless Forest is you want to get an idea of what the game would be about - It's completely free, after all, but if you want to play the actual game, you might need to wait a bit since the game's still under development.