Super Battle Golf

About Super Battle Golf

Super Battle Golf is a single player and multiplayer casual shooter game with a comedy theme. It was developed by Brimstone and was released on February 19, 2026. It received very positive reviews from players.

An online 1-8 player golf game where everyone plays at the same time. Swing, shoot, sabotage, and finish first by any means necessary in a free-for-all rush to the hole.

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93%Audience ScoreBased on 8,809 reviews

humor364 positive mentions

stability15 negative mentions

Extremely fun and chaotic multiplayer party game with unique golf racing mechanics and various power-ups that promote both skill and mischief.
Highly enjoyable with friends due to its balance of competitive golf elements and entertaining sabotage features, combined with solid controls and charming art style.
Continuous developer support with frequent updates adding new maps, items, and customization options; offers great value for its price.

Can be very frustrating and rage-inducing, especially due to random item effects, stun-locks, and the often unpredictable or misleading shot power meter.
Limited content at launch with a relatively small pool of maps and items, causing gameplay to become repetitive over time without workshop or map editors.
Online public lobbies can be toxic with issues including vote-kicking abuse, griefing, and offensive voice chat, detracting from the overall experience.

humor
364 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The humor in the game is widely praised for its chaotic, fast-paced, and hilariously unpredictable multiplayer antics, especially when playing with friends. Players frequently highlight nonstop laughter, funny moments of sabotage, and the game's ability to turn competitive golf into an amusing and riotous party experience. While some find the humor loud and random, the overwhelming consensus is that the game delivers a uniquely entertaining, rage-inducing, yet uproarious time with friends.
- “There has never been a game that has made me laugh and scream at my friends as frequently as this one does.”
- “The gameplay itself is varied and also quite funny, since you collect different items to make it harder for other players to reach the hole.”
- “The game is extremely fun and hilarious!”
gameplay
329 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
44% positive mentions, 51% neutral mentions, 5% negative mentions
The gameplay of Super Battle Golf is praised for its solid, smooth, and intuitive golfing mechanics combined with chaotic, party-style sabotage elements reminiscent of Mario Kart. It offers a fun, fast-paced, and highly customizable experience with varied courses, unique items, and a good skill ceiling, making it especially enjoyable with friends. While some find the randomness and player trolling frustrating, the overall gameplay loop is engaging, replayable, and balances accessible mechanics with deeper strategic interactions.
- “The controls are really easy, the movement and mechanics feel smooth and nice to use, the in-game items are fun and each one is unique, and the achievements are pretty fun too.”
- “Almost every mechanic in the game is customizable, whether it be the loot pool, wind, power of golf clubs, PvP, or player vs ball, allowing you to curate the golf experience that works best for you and your friends.”
- “Plenty of different courses with a nice variety of biomes which keep the gameplay fresh with many different layouts and biome-specific hazards to deal with.”
- “Constant connection issues and clunky gameplay, affecting both the golf and combat aspects.”
- “Gameplay sucks as it's the usual friendslop meant to be played with a group of known people; otherwise you're at the mercy of strangers who will just be toxic for the sake of it, as the game encourages it.”
- “The random item system makes the outcome of gameplay utterly inconsistent, allowing players who get ahead to continue gaining advantages, ruining competitive balance.”
graphics
100 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
42% positive mentions, 55% neutral mentions, 3% negative mentions
The game's graphics feature a charming, vibrant, and colorful art style that perfectly complements its chaotic, Mario Kart-inspired gameplay. The visuals are simple yet polished, running smoothly even on low-end hardware, with adorable character designs and satisfying animations that enhance the fun, lighthearted atmosphere. Overall, the graphics strike a great balance between aesthetic appeal and performance, making the experience both visually delightful and accessible.
- “The art style fits the game perfectly and there are lots of unique apparel items and challenges to unlock.”
- “The visuals are vibrant and expressive.”
- “It’s like a mashup of Peak’s aesthetics, mixed with golf game gameplay and a bit of Mario Kart’s power-up madness.”
- “Very little compromise on low graphic settings, too.”
- “Laptop is a potato, but it still runs the game very well if I turn graphics to medium and shadows off.”
- “I was told it's like Mario Kart and Peak but I couldn't disagree more. Personally now while this game is great for those with large friend groups, it's just too easy to get overstimulated and lost amongst the chaos and to those who say it's like Peak I'd say graphics-wise and friend slop-wise sure and it's nothing against friend slop games because I enjoy them but they feel balanced this isn't.”
music
82 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
45% positive mentions, 51% neutral mentions, 4% negative mentions
The game's music is widely praised for being energetic, catchy, and highly enjoyable, often described as a standout "banger" that perfectly complements the vibrant visuals and playful gameplay. Many reviewers highlight the soundtrack's Nintendo-like charm and its ability to enhance the lighthearted, fun atmosphere, making it a key factor in the game's appeal. Some note minor repetition over long sessions, but overall the music is considered polished, memorable, and integral to the game's joyful experience.
- “The music is the obvious win, as is the sound design—I love the beeping of a homing rocket when it misses only to turn around and find its target again.”
- “Combine it with a banging soundtrack that feels like a whimsical game from the Wii days, and solid performance (runs at 4K Ultra 120fps on a 2060), and you've got a good time.”
- “Bright, colorful environments, expressive animations, and music keep the mood lighthearted even when your friends are doing everything they can to blow your head smooth off.”
- “The music feels energetic and the cartoonish sound effects fit the style of the game very well, despite both being repetitive after long sessions.”
- “Like, for a second I thought they just ripped Wii Fit music and had it playing in the sandbox hole.”
- “Speaking of music, the grass area track is better than the desert soundtrack (which is charming but monotonous).”
replayability
29 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
55% positive mentions, 35% neutral mentions, 10% negative mentions
The game is widely praised for its high replayability, especially when played with friends, benefiting from adjustable item probabilities and varied course setups. While some note limited content and missing features like matchmaking and community-made maps, potential workshop support could greatly extend its replay value, making it an enjoyable, enduring multiplayer experience.
- “This game is peak if you can get a few of your friends to play it with you -- lots of replay value, especially with the ability to adjust the probabilities of items.”
- “Overall, it's a fun, unique game with lots of replay value, and I definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a great game to enjoy with friends!”
- “The gameplay loop is super replayable, and I dig that. It's a party game through and through. I'd like to see some remixed courses from the old biomes, and maybe add some to make each set an 18-hole course, that would be awesome.”
- “It's too pricey for how little content there is - there's a good amount of maps but many of them don't have very much replay value.”
- “I'd recommend it to friends but replayability is limited at the moment.”
- “Anyways I feel like there are some minor options missing that could give this game more replayability (besides content), but I don't know what those could be.”
optimization
28 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
54% positive mentions, 35% neutral mentions, 11% negative mentions
The game is widely praised for its excellent optimization, running smoothly even on lower-end PCs and delivering great performance without requiring extensive customization. While a few users report occasional performance struggles, the majority highlight its buttery-smooth gameplay, minimal performance issues, and efficient design that supports high frame rates and enjoyable multiplayer experiences. Overall, it stands out as a highly optimized and well-performing title.
- “This is the best game in terms of performance released in 2026.”
- “Its small file size and great optimization makes it run buttery smooth with absolutely zero customization needed to have a fun experience, from purchase to play, inside of 5-10 minutes.”
- “The game is very well optimized, fun to play (yes even alone), gameplay is smooth and clearly shows how well the game is made.”
- “I struggle a lot with performance which is the main downside I have with this game, but it's still super fun.”
- “It's also extremely poorly optimized for what it is.”
- “There may be some performance issues in 16 player max lobbies.”
stability
25 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
36% positive mentions, 4% neutral mentions, 60% negative mentions
Stability reviews are mixed, with many users praising smooth performance across platforms like Mac, Linux, and Steam Deck, while others report frequent bugs such as getting stuck in terrain, item spawn glitches, and connectivity issues. Despite some frustrating glitches, several players find the game runs well overall and avoids the unfinished feel common in early access titles. However, stability issues still detract from the experience for a notable portion of the player base.
- “This game combines a lot of great ideas, executes them rather well and with style and runs great.”
- “Game runs great and doesn't have TAA (thank you, omg. It's nice to see a sharp looking game with MSAA).”
- “Runs great, looks great, everything just works (on Linux too).”
- “Game is buggy as hell. I can get stuck on respawn, and the game favors higher ping players, as after I tried using a VPN (from 7 ping to 50 ping) the game then registered my shots.”
- “Real talk though, still a bit buggy. Stuff and players getting stuck in the terrain near rocks is a problem sometimes, and hole moderation needs an overhaul.”
- “The game feels very unfinished, with glitches like the ball getting stuck, menu options not working, and more.”
story
21 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
14% positive mentions, 72% neutral mentions, 14% negative mentions
The game lacks a traditional or coherent story, focusing instead on chaotic multiplayer matches where each game creates its own emergent narrative driven by player interactions and rivalries. Some users express a desire for a deeper single-player story mode or campaign, while others appreciate the competitive, often humorous player-driven "stories" that unfold during gameplay.
- “Every match tells a different story.”
- “Really bold of Nintendo to give Mario a gun in this one, and I really did not expect the story to be about him trying to steal the USA nuclear codes.”
- “The best thing to happen to golf since Birdie Wing: Golf Girls' Story.”
- “☑️ This game has no story.”
- “There also isn't any real story to speak of, which isn't too surprising given the game's focus on multiplayer chaos.”
- “I would love to have a singleplayer story mode or more trickshots with the golf club like Pangya does, imagine shooting a fireball with the perfect 100% hit.”
emotional
19 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
95% positive mentions, 5% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The game delivers a unique emotional experience by blending cute, wholesome visuals with intense moments of friendly sabotage and emotional rivalry. Players often find themselves laughing, crying, and emotionally "traumatizing" friends, creating unforgettable, heartfelt, and hilariously toxic interactions. This blend of humor, competition, and emotional highs makes the game both addicting and deeply engaging.
- “Came for relaxing golf, stayed for emotional damage and betrayal.”
- “Sabotage feels personal (in a healthy, emotionally devastating way).”
- “The golfing is really robust, which makes the battle all the more sweet and heartbreaking.”
monetization
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
43% positive mentions, 28% neutral mentions, 29% negative mentions
The game features a fair monetization model with no microtransactions, battle passes, or loot boxes, offering cosmetics earned through gameplay challenges and in-game currency. Players appreciate the affordable price and the absence of predatory practices, highlighting it as a polished, fun experience with good developer support.
- “I love the fact that they include cosmetics that are earned exclusively via in-game currency with no microtransactions (and they're also linked to achievements that pose fun gameplay challenges).”
- “Good fun, not expensive, no microtransactions, customizable rules, seemingly good developer support / attention.”
- “It's hectic, easy to pick up, and there are no predatory microtransactions, battle passes, DLC, or loot boxes.”
grinding
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 33% neutral mentions, 67% negative mentions
Grinding in the game is notably tedious and can become frustrating, especially for completionists who may need help from friends to obtain specific achievements. The golf mechanics contribute to the grind feeling rushed and unenjoyable, sometimes leading to unintentional disruption of other players. However, coordinating with friends and adjusting settings can help mitigate the grind.
- “Now, for the completionist... do not get this game unless you have a few friends willing to help you. There are very specific achievements that I had to get help for, and many of them can get very grindy, putting you in a 'griefer' position if you go for them online.”
- “Screwing other people over in a way that often doesn't take effort, and is exclusively tedious to experience, while haphazardly trying to play golf amidst it all.”
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
atmosphere
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50% positive mentions, 50% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The game's visuals, sounds, and music perfectly complement its fun, silly atmosphere, creating a lively and enjoyable party-like experience. The atmosphere evokes laughter and casual fun similar to games like Golf It or Golf With Friends, enhanced by charming golfing mechanics and playful additions.
- “The visuals and graphics are appropriate for the game's silliness, but a solid line is drawn in terms of delivering a fun atmosphere.”
- “Like golf it or golf with friends that give us laughs, anger and hours of fun and wacky stuff to do, this game has the same atmosphere.”
- “Golfing mechanics and atmosphere are so nice I've been going on 'solo outings' with the golf cart as the only item and let me tell you... nothing better than hitting a 100m+ chip-in while taking a sip of your morning coffee.”
character development
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions
Character development is criticized for being uninspired, with users finding the character designs boring and lacking depth.
- “All the character designs are boring.”

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6h Median play time

13h Average play time

3-13h Spent by most gamers

*Based on 20 analyzed playthroughs

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Super Battle Golf is a casual shooter game with comedy theme. Common tags for Super Battle Golf include 3D, indie, golf, exploration, third person and others.

Super Battle Golf is available on Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X|S, PC, PlayStation 5 and others.

On average players spend around 13 hours playing Super Battle Golf.

Super Battle Golf was released on February 19, 2026.

Super Battle Golf was developed by Brimstone.

Super Battle Golf has received very positive reviews from players. Most players liked Super Battle Golf for its humor but disliked it for its stability.

Super Battle Golf is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.

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