Carrom is the board game played across South Asia on a wooden square with pockets at the corners: you flick a heavy striker at your own discs and try to pot them before your opponent clears theirs, with the red queen worth the most and covered by a follow-up shot. This version keeps the real rules in Classic mode and adds two arcade ones — Disc Pool, where the first board cleared wins, and a freestyle points mode. Pass and play puts two people at one screen, which is how carrom is meant to be played anyway.
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