MiniGolf
- March 29, 2019
- Meridian93 Studio
Get on SteamMiniGolf is a 3D game offering realistic physics and stylish graphics across 50 fields in 6 campaigns. Prepare to be amazed by phenomenal obstacles and unique locations including a castle, circus, and factory. Challenge yourself to come in under par in this immersive and engaging mini-golf experience.
Reviews
- The game offers a nostalgic experience for players familiar with older mini-golf games, providing a fun and casual gameplay reminiscent of real mini-golf.
- It features a variety of levels and allows for interesting gameplay mechanics, such as angling the ball, which adds a unique twist to traditional mini-golf.
- The graphics, while dated, are still considered nice and appealing, especially for an indie game, and the game is generally free of bugs.
- The lack of camera control and poor camera angles make it difficult to gauge shots and plan effectively, leading to frustrating gameplay.
- The game suffers from low replay value and a lack of strategic depth, with many holes feeling overly reliant on luck rather than skill.
- Overall quality is perceived as low for a 2019 release, with many players feeling that it does not compare favorably to older mini-golf games.
- graphics5 mentions
- 60 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 40 % negative mentions
Overall, the graphics of the game are generally well-received, with many praising their quality and aesthetic appeal, especially considering the game's age. However, some users noted issues with camera angles that hinder gameplay, and there are limitations regarding fullscreen mode that may affect the experience for high-resolution displays.
“The graphics are really nice, and although the game is older, it looks gorgeous. The only downside is that you can't play it in fullscreen mode, only in a window, but I think this is a problem with my high resolution.”
“The graphics are great, but it's nearly impossible to gauge your backswing.”
“The graphics would be fine if you could change your camera angle to get an actual idea of what your putt entails.”
“That game had better graphics, too.”
“The graphics would be fine if you could change your camera angle to get an actual idea of what your putt actually entails.”
- gameplay4 mentions
- 25 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 75 % negative mentions
The gameplay is generally enjoyable and offers a realistic mini-golf experience, with a natural difficulty level that mirrors real-life courses. However, players have noted inconsistencies in the putting meter and a lack of features like a free camera and zoom, which detracts from the overall experience. Despite these issues, the game can be completed in a few hours, making it accessible for casual play.
“I enjoyed this minigolf game; it has a natural gameplay, and I feel similar to when I play at the mini golf course uptown with my kids on the weekend. The game has a very similar and realistic difficulty level. I needed 2-4 strokes for the easiest lanes and 4-10 for the other ones, with one or two really tricky ones that took me much more time. I managed to complete the game in 2-3 hours.”
“The mechanics would be fine if the putting meter was consistent.”
“This game desperately needs a free camera, a zoom, better mechanics, and sane holes.”
“I enjoyed this minigolf game, but it has a natural gameplay that can be frustrating. The difficulty level is similar to playing at a mini golf course, but I often needed more strokes than expected, which made the experience less enjoyable.”
