House of Golf 2

Game is a lot of fun, and has tight controls and feels good. Problem is, it's $30 and doesn't have Steam Workshop support, which all mini golf games need for longevity. If Workshop support gets added, I'll pick it up again, but for now, this is just a refund for me.

Golf With Your House

This is a very well made game, but it's NOT worth buying... THE GOOD - The game is polished. The UI is smooth, the physics feel consistent, and nothing feels broken or unfinished during play. - The level design is genuinely creative. Courses are built inside themed rooms like kitchens and use everyday objects as obstacles in smart, intentional ways. - The music and presentation are strong. The soundtrack fits the gameplay well and helps maintain momentum instead of becoming repetitive or annoying. - Mechanical details are thoughtful. Surfaces like ketchup affect ball movement, forcing players to adjust power and strategy instead of mindlessly shooting. - Cosmetics are relatively generous. Compared to similar games, fewer items feel aggressively locked behind DLC or excessive grinding. THE NOT-SO-GOOD - There is no online multiplayer. For a mini golf game, this removes the core reason most people play the genre in the first place. - The price is extremely high for what it offers. At $38.99 CAD, the game is competing with titles that offer online play, community content, and long-term replayability. - Single player loses appeal quickly. Once the novelty wears off, repetition sets in and there is no system pushing you to keep coming back. - Local split-screen is not enough to justify ownership. Couch co-op assumes friends are physically present, which is a weak selling point in modern PC gaming. - You are unlikely to ever choose this again. Even if you enjoy it once, there is no strong reason to boot it up over cheaper, more social alternatives. FINAL VERDICT: 6.5/10 This is a good, polished mini golf game that I enjoyed moment to moment, but I cannot justify owning it at its current price or returning to it long-term due to the lack of online multiplayer and limited replay value. I had fun playing this, but I would regret paying full price for it.