
Not your traditional Golf game. Humorous destruction and over the top trickshots are the way to score big. Smash up the toilets, make a big mess in the Kitchen, destroy priceless antiques in the Palace. This is golf played indoors where the more expensive the object the higher its game value.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SteamYou are here | $19.99 | 668reviews | 48% | — | $317.2K |
| $19.99 | 1.3Kratings | 76% | — | not modelled | |
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I love this game to death. It's clear a lot of hard work and effort was put into it. It looks great, it feels great, every combo and object smashed is super cathartic and the party mode is super fun to play with friends. It's extremely well made for such a small team and I wish them well. On the other hand, I do have to be fair and I have two huge annoyances. I bought this on Steam because I played this on my PlayStation and yet there is no PlayStation Controller support which is extremely disappointing, but I can get over it. Playing on PlayStation, this game never once crashed on me. But on PC, I can't even play more than one level without it crashing for no apparent reason. I really hope this issue gets resolved.
I bought this game YEARS AGO. I'm talking 6 or 7 years ago. It sat in my steam library for ages with only 25 mins of play time. Went back to it today and had incredible fun. Graphically it holds up and it runs great at 185hz. Does not seem to have controller support, which is a bummer for steam deck users. I could be wrong though. Overall very recommended. I love the callbacks to the burnout series.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain
| $19.99 |
| 842ratings |
| 76% |
| — |
| not modelled |
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estaria gracioso si no crasheara cada 10 minutos
I can't describe the feeling of observing a room full of fragile items, hitting the golf ball at full power and watching it bounce everywhere and not break a single gaddamn thing. You have to experience it for yourself.
It's Burnout, but golf and I love it. They even use the same font at times! This game takes me back to the old days when I would spend hours in Burnout and Burnout 2, trying to get the perfect score. So for me, a lot of this game brings a feeling of nostalgia so my glasses may be rose tinted. Whatever the case, after an hour and a half, I can say that Dangerous Golf is simple, but surprisingly strategic game of dumb fun. Smashing, exploding, timing, it all becomes addictive. I'm looking forward to pulling this out when I have friends over for a game night. Edit: Forgot to mention Steam Deck playability. Because there's a lot of stuff happening at once, you get frame drops. For me, it's mostly not a problem. The worst level I've found for drops is the bathroom level. Once the water starts spraying out of the toilets, it gets REAL bad. Otherwise, no complaints, but I'm not spoiled. Just happy to play games on a handheld.
It crashes. Sometimes you have no idea what's going on. But the heart of this game is pure love for chaotic fun. I'm not sure how this game got so much backlash at release. My guess is that performance was pretty poor in 2016. But guess what! It's 2025 and that's not an issue anymore! Except when it crashes. Which, it will. But in the end, I think this game is a really addictive mix of puzzle-like planning and arcade flashiness.
Still a pretty cool destruction game using a golf ball as a wrecking ball. Just make sure you turn off the Nvidia Flex graphics setting to avoid the game crashing.
The gameplay is fun but can also get a bit repetitive and slow at times. The game is really poorly optimized though, i haven't even gotten an hour in because i've had 6 crashes and i am pretty sure my pc wouldnt be the problem. Also i fully muted the game because i have music on in the background, but every time i open the game it still plays the sound of the intro, which gets really annoying when it crashes so much. This game can definitely be saved by doing optimization and just test out things in the game for bug fixing and stuff.
It's exactly what it says on the tin. Lots of rooms, where you must destroy stuff in various different ways. I find golf really boring, but this was fun. For me, it was a relaxing game to play while I listen to podcasts, but you can challenge friends for highscores if you got them playing it, or anyhow get competitive about it and try to get gold/platinum medals on all stages. Clearing the stages in the best way (i.e. smashing things in the correct order, dropping in all the buckets, etc) can get quite tricky. Overall it's really well done and I think it would take about 10 hours to complete all tours to most people. Some minor complaints, but by all means no showstoppers: - Some stages like the gas station can be slightly frustrating and a tad too much luck-based; - Occasionally the physics of the ball gets stuck somewhere, i.e. along the walls; - The camera at times gets buried below the destruction and you don't have much of an idea (hints included when they are available) where to shoot next even if you can fire the smashwave.
problems crash !!!
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