
Grab a mallet and ball, stake the wickets, and enjoy this refreshing take on the classic outdoor sport. Shoot, stroke, and knock your way through a hand-designed collection of croquet courts.
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FATAL ERROR in action number 1 of Step Eventobj2_ball for object obj2_mallet: Unable to find any instance for object index '89' name 'obj2_ball' at gml_Object_obj2_mallet_Collision_89 stack frame is gml_Object_obj2_mallet_Collision_89 (line -1) The game crashed, best part of the experience for me/10
This is by far the greatest game i have ever played. The AI are insane and will hurt your feelings though. Overall its a 1,000/10 would recommend
This is the only game I play except for all the other ones I have. It's fun to watch the AI complete the entire course before you get a single stroke. Someday I hope to be that adept. I would rank this game 1 out of 1
REVIEW #114 Croquet Pro ---------- I used to play croquet a lot as a kid, and after one day gaining an inexplicable drive to find a good video game adaptation, I stumbled across the Croquet Pro series. This first entry definitely gets the rules down for a decent game of croquet, but there's way too many rough edges for me to recommend this title. Croquet Pro's BIGGEST sin is the almost-complete lack of camera controls, the only exception being a "snap-to" option when you wish to hit another player's ball. Graphics options are non-existent, the game only plays in windowed mode, and the different locales that you can play in are very sparsely designed (with some of the rarely appearing decorations actually being surprisingly ugly.) The controls are okay, but there's no layout or mapping to what button or key does what, and strangely enough, the places where this issue is the most problematic are the HUD and the menus. I also play with the repetitive music on mute, but the lo-fi sound effects admittedly have some charm. Also, the game does seem pretty darn stable, and I didn't come across any obvious bugs. Multiplayer is available, but trying it out gave me a connection timeout. Thankfully, Croquet Pro's single-player AI seems more than serviceable. However, the static hit-boxes for the wickets seem a little too large, commonly bouncing shots away in ways that seem unnatural. I'll conclude by admitting that Croquet Pro is a bit of a "bargain bin" guilty pleasure for me at times, but I can't recommend a purchase to anyone else unless you're REALLY jonesing for a croquet game, and even then, I advise you to be prepared for the very rough experience that you're signing up for.
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