- May 29, 2015
- Z-Software GmbH
3D MiniGolf
Platforms
About
"3D MiniGolf" is a virtual miniature golf game featuring 54 challenging holes across three distinct scenarios: a park, a camping site, and a beach. The game includes official tournament holes, cutting-edge HD graphics, and two single-player modes: Challenge and Tournament. Local Multiplayer mode allows for 2-4 players to compete in exciting matches. * Number of holes and scenarios * Graphics quality and game modes * Multiplayer options for up to 4 players











- The game is simple and easy to pick up, making it accessible for casual players and families.
- The graphics are decent for a mini-golf game, providing a visually pleasant experience.
- Local multiplayer mode allows for fun interactions with friends and family, despite the lack of online play.
- The gameplay is repetitive and lacks variety, with many holes feeling uninspired and too easy to complete.
- There are significant issues with physics and controls, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences.
- The game suffers from bugs and poor optimization, including slow loading times and glitches that can disrupt play.
gameplay
21 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by its casual and fast-paced nature, with 18 holes that are quick and easy to complete, leading to a repetitive experience. While the shot-taking mechanics are functional, the game suffers from poor physics, stiff controls, and a lack of engaging mechanics, resulting in a simplistic and often frustrating minigolf experience. Overall, players find the gameplay to be dull and lacking depth, with numerous bugs and unrealistic ball behavior detracting from enjoyment.
“Casual fast gameplay.”
“Gameplay is fast apart from the slow-mo effect when the ball reaches the hole.”
“It has fairly good graphics, good gameplay, and easy controls.”
“With 18 holes per course, you'd think there'd be more than enough gameplay to keep the player engaged, but as mentioned, the levels are extremely quick and easy to complete.”
“A simplistic, bare-bones minigolf game that suffers from really bad physics, stiff controls, dull gameplay mechanics, numerous bugs, and strange interpretations of minigolf rules and terminology.”
“I think a simple two-click swing mechanic could have worked okay in a simple minigolf game like this if the ball physics were at least somewhat realistic, but as it stands it just feels like you are smashing a ping-pong ball around in some alternate universe where momentum and deflection angles do not exist.”