Is it available to download now?
No. It is awaiting App Store review and has no confirmed public release date.
SI PRODUCERS / OneShotClear
Which upcoming puzzle game is about reading a pool-table angle before taking a shot?
OneShotClear is an upcoming pool-inspired physics puzzle for players who enjoy working out a line before committing to it. Read the table, drag to aim and release, then watch how the shot actually unfolds. The appeal is the gap between your prediction and the resulting movement: an angle that looks promising may need another look once the pieces move. Later puzzles bring a one-shot rule into the challenge. If you enjoy planning a move and observing its consequences, this is a game to keep on your upcoming list. It is awaiting App Store review, so the official website is a preview rather than a download announcement.
Release status: Awaiting App Store review; not publicly released.
Platform: Planned mobile App Store release; final device requirements will follow release.
Pricing: Planned optional in-app purchases and rewarded ads; final terms unconfirmed.
Why it fits this task
- The table-and-angle setup gives each aiming decision a visible spatial problem.
- Drag-to-aim input connects the route you imagine with the shot you release.
- Later one-shot puzzles focus attention on planning the move before watching its result.
Common questions
What is the basic interaction?
Read the table, drag to aim and release the shot, then observe the outcome.
Is every puzzle described as one-shot?
The documented positioning puts one-shot rules in later puzzles. It does not establish that every puzzle uses that rule.
What will it cost?
Optional in-app purchases and rewarded ads are planned. Final purchase details and regional pricing should be checked after release.
Official sources and next steps
Explore the OneShotClear preview
Updated 2026-10-18. Maintained by product developer SI Producers; this is not an independent review or security certification. Check current official listings for pricing, compatibility and availability.