
Gone Golfing is a first person golfing survival horror. Try to finish the course with as few strokes as possible while surviving the horrors lurking at the cozy cove mini golf resort.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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"Survival horror" golf is certainly an interesting take. Unfortunately this game is less about survival and more about getting jumpscared a lot. It's one of those horror experiences where you're doing a lot of running and hiding and that's just not my thing.
That golf mascot is a prick
This game is quite fun, and there aren't many golfing horror games I've seen, which are innovative, however, there are a lot of technical errors with this game that could be fixed. - The AI for the enemies is very linear, and there isn't a really good way of getting away from them unless you are very far away from them. Since they are the same speed as your character, the only way to get away from them up close is by either going to an unreachable area for them or using an item to block their path. If you are far away from them, you can break the line of sight with them and either crouch in a corner or hide in a locker. Even then, if they initially see you, they'll most likely chase you nonstop or camp in the area they last saw you and not leave, effectively trapping you. - There are also a few soft locks in the game, for example, if you jump on a trashcan near one of the small houses in the story mode, "Gone Golfing" there is a chance that you could fall behind it and get stuck between it and the wall, forcing you to restart your game. How do I know this? Don't ask. Another soft lock I discovered was when I played the "Golfmare" DLC, once I got the escape ending, the burger enemy killed me, resetting me back to the spawn point in the house after it was burning down. Because that isn't supposed to happen, I spawned in an already burning house and when I tried to get the escape ending again, my character froze right where the ending usually triggers, forcing me to restart. - The last gripe I have with this game is the inconsistent golf ball physics. Hitting the golf ball can be very inconsistent, either making the ball go flying or barely move. There have been many times where my ball was halfway onto the hole, but wouldn't go in, which shows how the gravity physics of the ball can be a little inconsistent. However, the WORST part of this game is when your golf ball stops right on/next to a wall or ledge. If your character steps on even the smallest ledge, you can't hit the ball, and there have been many times when I was forced to try the hole again from the start because of this issue. In conclusion, the beginning of the game was quite fun, and I find the concept to be very neat and intriguing, however, once you begin to run into the faults I've been describing, the game begins to become more and more tedious and infuriating. If these issues are ever to be addressed in the future, I think this game will branch out to many more people and become a lot more enjoyable! :3
Y si combinamos golf, sigilo y terror? Bueno el resultado es sin lugar a dudas bizarro, la dificultad del gameplay se me hizo demasiado frustrante como para terminarlo, aun así lo disfrute hasta donde pude y me retire conforme. Recomendado en oferta.
A waste of time, a frustration from start to end. Save your money, energy and time.
scary ball man look like my profile pic also this will most definetly affect the trout population :skull_emoji:
Garbage game. Not scary at all, the golfing mechanics are abysmal, and the AI is annoyingly fast. Playing golf while being chased by a killer seems like an interesting idea in concept, but in execution it's just frustrating as hell. Usually I'm all for the "creepy PS1" style of graphics in horror games, but this game feels soulless in its use of it, almost like they're just doing it because it's trendy as of late. Do not recommend at all, there's much better cheap horror games out there that are actually scary. Even Garten of Banban is better than this garbage.
Golball big chase, juke balls iun the halls and then golf my gone golfing til i par and golf all over the polace
doodoo
I really like the vibe with this game but with some bugs that almost ruined the experience Here's a tip to play the game easier you can trap the enemy's in a locker
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