Arcane Golf

I paid like ninety cents for this lol

This game makes my pee pee hard.

Its okay. I love a good golf game, but this one is not my style. It never really felt like a golf game. Its someone's style though, so I will leave the thumbs up since there's nothing wrong with the game, and it plays well.

I was expecting much less given the low price. Was pretty fun. later stuff gets a little challenging.

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Fun and every level is a new experience. You need it if you love puzzle games.

If you follow retro gaming you might know Snolf. Snolf means Sonic golf and it's a hack of Sonic the Hedgehog 2 where instead of steering the critter yourself you send him flying through the levels golf-style, picking a direction and velocity then hoping he pinballs the right way. As you can imagine it's a tremendous pain in the butt given that the levels aren't at all designed to be golfed through. Arcane Golf is Snolf but good. Arcane Golf is called a puzzle game, but it's built like a puzzle-platformer, just one you happen to navigate with golf shots. Much of the challenge comes from a tight shot limit, often exactly the number needed to reach the goal. There's a wide array of dangers and stage mechanics, my favorite being the green gem that makes the ball phase through everything until you click the mouse button, which always feels like pulling off a cool stunt. The 200 levels are single-screen and many can be finished quickly, but it's plenty of content for the price. Physics puzzle games tend to annoy me, and when I first played Arcane Golf it pushed me away for the the usual reasons: demanding precise results and timing from an imprecise input system, repeatedly trying slight angle changes until one happens to work, hoping the physics system decides to let me win. Recently the game got a 2.0 update with a large-scale rebalance, and while I can't compare the 2 side-by-side I found playing it much more palatable this time. Those old frustrations still crept in from time to time but mostly the tuning seems solid. Playing by feel, quickly dragging the mouse to nail a series of rebound shots is really satisfying, and most levels are built to maximize that satisfaction. This is a physics puzzle game a physics puzzle game hater can enjoy, so I imagine fans of this genre would have a great time.