
100ft Robot Golf is a fast-paced arcade golf game where you get to control impossibly large robots on their quest for par. Just swing your golf club to smash even the tallest buildings out of the way - or into the way of your robot golfing buddies.
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Languages: English*, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Very disappointed. The premise of being a giant robot and doing real time golf in destructible environments is really fun, but it super does not deliver. The destructibility feels like an afterthought, as do the robots themselves, and the golfing sucks. It kinda feels like a vanity project for the McElroys to narrate repetitively and unfunnily at the boring golf gameplay. I think the game's half-assed nature is best embodied by the end of any multiplayer match. You don't go to a score screen, you don't narrate the other players. Instead, after sinking the ball, your robot slowly levitates in the air, performs a canned victory dance animation, and just stays there with your camera locked on it while other players wrap up. You can't free cam, you can't move the robot, it's just stuck there doing that victory animation for who knows how long. I recommend that you avoid 100ft Robot Golf and buy Golf With Your Friends instead. It actually has fun core mechanics, and it has the benefit of steam workshop support and a very active community so you never run out of courses.
Online doesn't work, and the mecha gameplay is so severely unbaked that all you're really left with is a golf game that relies on its silly presentation and art style to make it interesting. Unfortunately, it's not nearly enough to carry the game. Maybe it's more enjoyable in the singleplayer story, but that's not why I bought this.
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Gave me several mental breakdowns while playing the campaign. Good Dog.
I find this to be both cringe and bad.
I'm playing Steam games in Alphabetical order, and you can watch my review here: https://youtu.be/e3w_b2AqKRY 100ft Robot Golf is part comedy, part golf game, and part 90's anime. Sadly, none of these parts are done particularly well, and they don't work together either. The anime cutscenes are lovingly drawn and detailed, but the purposefully bad voice acting wears thin quickly. The actual golfing has been redisigned to be more fast paced, with everyone taking turns at the same time, but there's limited interactions between players, other than just getting in the way. There's destructible environments, but for little reason other than to just clear a path every now and then. The golf mechanics are pretty standard for a golf game, and don't lean into the mech aspects other than a handful of different minigames that determine accuracy. There's some good ideas here, but everything feels either disjointed, disconnected, or has unfulfilled potential. The premise alone should've made this a slam-dunk win, but instead it's mediocre. Worth a play for a few rounds of couch co-op, but there's no replay value to keep you coming back for more. Oh, and the McElroy brothers are the commentators. So if you're a fan of them, you'll overlook the gameplay for the humour.
I almost thought this game was trash, ALMOST. This game is actually great fun. Highly recommend.
I really wanted to like this one because the concept for something fun is there but it just really doesn't deliver. It would be real hard to recommend. It's over the top. Too over the top. It tries to combine concepts like golf, parody, giant robots all together but does all of them in a poor way which leads to really no standout reason to play this one unless you are really wound up by the idea of Robot Golf in the first place. Or unless I guess you want to play a whose who of which internet personality is voicing which character or what anime show led to the art design of any certain mecha. I'd pass on this one. full review on video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvMuAvMp60M
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