MiniGolf Maker

About

MiniGolf Maker is a golf game that allows players to build and design their own miniature golf courses with full control over the shape, size, and style of each piece. The game features 8 environments, a behaviors and events system for dynamic courses, and support for local and online multiplayer with up to 8 players. Power-ups, such as fire and ice trails, can be used to add an extra layer of challenge or strategy. Additionally, the game offers modding support for creating custom objects, music, and styles.

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+14

87%

Audience ScoreBased on 133 reviews

graphics4 positive mentions

stability8 negative mentions

The course editor is highly praised for its flexibility and ease of use, allowing players to create unique and imaginative mini-golf courses.
The game offers a fun multiplayer experience, making it enjoyable to play with friends both locally and online.
The graphics and overall presentation of the game are well-received, contributing to an engaging and visually appealing experience.

The swinging mechanic and power bar timing can be frustrating, leading to a trial-and-error experience rather than skill-based gameplay.
There are several bugs and glitches reported, particularly in multiplayer mode, which can detract from the overall experience.
The lack of detailed documentation and tutorials for the course editor makes it challenging for new players to fully utilize its features.

gameplay
17 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is primarily arcade-like, appealing to younger audiences and those seeking a fantasy mini-golf experience, though some players find the swinging mechanic lacking compared to more interactive options. While the course creation tools and overall graphics are praised as superior to similar games, there are suggestions for improvement, such as the ability to disable power-ups. Overall, the game is recommended for fans of virtual mini-golf, despite some criticisms regarding realism and mechanics.
- “Played one round and had no difficulty with setting up or gameplay.”
- “The game mechanics are spot on.”
- “I'm not the most proficient with it yet, but the course maker for this golf game is much more robust than 'Golf It!' and the graphics and gameplay quality is much better than either 'Golf It!' or that garbage 'Golf With Your Friends'. 9/10 would absolutely recommend to anyone who enjoys virtual mini-golf or is even slightly bored.”
- “As good as everything else seems to be with this game, the swinging mechanic really kills it.”
- “I wish there was a mechanic like 'Golf It!' where you physically move your mouse to hit the ball.”
- “I also think the gameplay is better than 'Golf With Your Friends', but it could do with the option of disabling power-ups.”
music
15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is generally well-received, with players enjoying its fitting and enjoyable nature, often finding themselves bopping along. However, some users express a desire for more variety, as they have resorted to muting the game's music in favor of other video game soundtracks. Overall, while the music complements the gameplay, there is a call for additional tracks and customization options.
- “And I find myself bopping to the music.”
- “The music is not over the top, but is by no means bad and fits the game just fine.”
- “The graphics are very nice, the music is too.”
- “I've muted all the music at this point and I just play other video game music playlists in the background while playing this game.”
- “There should be more options to choose what song to listen to, or maybe not, and I'll just listen to whatever else.”
- “Oh ps: please get more music.”
stability
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's stability is generally good, with users noting that it runs responsively and smoothly, though some bugs, particularly in multiplayer mode, can occur. Players have reported initial issues, especially with controller compatibility, but commend the developers for their quick and dedicated support in resolving these problems. Overall, while there are occasional glitches, the game remains enjoyable for family and friends.
- “The program runs great and is very responsive and stable.”
- “The program runs great and is very responsive and stable.”
- “The program runs great and is very responsive and stable.”
- “Multiplayer can be buggy at times.”
- “When I first bought this, I had a multitude of small issues, especially regarding the 4 controllers, but within 6 days, the dev has worked tirelessly with me to iron out all the issues. It is amazing to find someone so dedicated who wants to fix their game; it's like a breath of fresh air.”
- “Despite its glitches from time to time, Mini Golf Maker is an excellent game to play with family and friends via remote play and more.”
graphics
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in the game are consistently praised for their quality and visual appeal, with many users highlighting the impressive environments and overall aesthetic. The course maker is noted as being more robust than competitors, contributing to a more immersive experience. However, some players expressed a desire for more realistic putt controls to enhance gameplay.
- “The graphics are very nice, the music is too.”
- “Minigolf maker is one of my all-time favorite mini golf sims, the graphics are great and semi-realistic.”
- “The putt controls are weird - I'd like to see an actual putter swing back instead of just a power graphic.”
- “I'm not the most proficient with it yet, but the course maker for this golf game is much more robust than 'Golf It!' and the graphics and gameplay quality is much better than either 'Golf It!' or that garbage 'Golf With Your Friends'.”
- “Pros: graphics and environments, looks and sounds great.”
story
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The reviews do not provide specific insights into the game's story, focusing instead on the creative aspects of course design and the use of Unity for customization. Players express excitement about the freedom and fun offered by the course editor, indicating that the narrative may not be a central focus of their experience.