
Mini Mini Golf Golf is an indie storytelling experience that goes beyond the lanes of the here and now into distant memories of a future planetary collapse. Destabilize the present and plunge into a neon psychohistory of a bizarre entity in distress. This is not a game about minigolf.
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Mini Mini Golf Golf is a sci-fi narrative experience like no other. As you discover tunnels through spacetime and unravel memories of inevitable climate collapse, identity and responsibility collide at the fault line of our planet’s future.
The metaphor of a childhood memory – a perfectly normal round of Minigolf – rips open the fabric of spacetime and connects you with a mysterious and bizarre entity from the future, injecting thoughts and ideas into your trails as you navigate a virtual underworld of memories and resonances.
Grind away at tectonic plates and build up tension points, both geological and psychological, as you converse with the mind that perpetually upholds our future climate. Lift their burden for a while and uncover how they will have become the being that they are then. In their future, climate collapse is met with enormous geoengineering projects that create a new equilibrium by re-shaping plate tectonics.
The psychohistory of the entity you encounter is fragmented, tainted and biased. It is incomplete, more than human, and tired. It finds comfort in your company and in the common memory of simple and safe games of Minigolf. Weave your way through memories of their life, uncovering thoughts and traces about their coming of age on a planetary scale.
A unique blend of mystery, sci-fi and experimental storytelling
An intriguing connection with a future queer entity
A spark of resilience in a dystopian future
Join us on Discord to build these sparks of resilience and community in a future where the equilibrium between the planet and humanity is at stake!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Reviews
It's CRIMINAL that this game still has under 100 reviews. What a unique little gem of game with a lot of love put into it.
Excellent game. Came for the Golf Golf stayed for the Talk Talk
Very artsy but if you are into that kind of game one of the better ones! Felt like a "her story" inspired game, but with more gameplay and more concrete direction.
If you can get past the bugginess, it's a really unique scifi experience.
the good kind of weird
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le jeu a l'air bien au début, mais ensuite on est vite perdu. certaines parties sont incompréhensibles. il y a pas mal de bug donc c'est pas très jouable
what if they made a playable version of 17776
A lot of the game just doesn't seem to work as intended, the PDA or clipboard thing didn't update until way late after several restarts of the game itself, and then when you manage to get through without any glitching out it hits you with to be continued. Puzzles were easy enough, nothing mind bending but the frustration with the bugs and everything was not worth it
I thought this was a deep delve into the mind of someone really disturbed but also very talented and committed. But all I see is fluff. As much as I like fluff, I like it even better when there is a core that is worthwhile to unpack. The developers seem to attempt to process their childhood, but I do not get the feeling there is anything profound to be learned. It seems so trivial. There is no real drama. It doesn't resonate with me emotionally. In most cases when an artist resorts to meta commentary - of which this game has a lot of - it is to create either humor or horror, but that is not the case here. The narrative is one step away from telling you flat out how it wants to be read and then it was obscured and drawn out to engage you artificially. Also there are so many balls in play that it appears unfocused and not cohesive. It looks artistic and it forces you to put the pieces together, but it has nothing to say.
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