Ripstone Games has announced that it’s teamed up with developer Lab42 and World Snooker to release the officially licensed Snooker 19 in 2019. In order to celebrate this announcement, the publisher has shared the first screenshots that you can find below.
Developed by Leamington based Lab42, Snooker 19 will feature 128 of the world’s top players including Ronnie O’Sullivan, Judd Trump, Mark Selby and Ding Junhui as they take to the table at iconic venues including The Crucible and Alexandra Palace and in countries across the world including China and Germany. Players will be able to compete in every major tournament culminating with the World Championship in Sheffield. Snooker 19 will be the first officially licensed game to be published across all current generation consoles as well as PC.
Former World Champion Shaun Murphy said:
“To be able to pick up and controller and play in the tournaments that make or break careers against anyone in the world, will be an incredible experience. I can’t wait for the chance to try the game out, I’m sure it will make for a truly immersive experience.”
Snooker 19 aims to deliver the most authentic, realistic, and best-looking snooker game ever made with multiplayer modes, a single player career mode linked to real tournaments and compelling TV style presentation.
Lewis Ward of World Snooker added:
“As a sport, snooker has gone from strength to strength in the past decade and, at the same time, sports gaming has revolutionized. This is what makes working with Ripstone and Lab42 so exciting; seeing them create a state-of-the-art game that will deliver the most authentic snooker experience ever.”
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