Mini Putt Camelot is a crazy golf game with three different themed eighteen hole courses.
Once unlocked, Pick from 28 Arthurian characters from lore like Merlin or Percival, and play during the day or night with 17 weapon based clubs.
[h1]🎬Gameplay Video🎬[/h1]
https://youtu.be/c4Bu7cv8NW0
[h1]🤔Overall Impressions🤔[/h1]
[quote][h2][b]Mini Putt Camelot is fun to play for a while but the lack of features will probably stop you playing for more than a couple of hours. The three courses can be unlocked and played within the hour, and after that you're just playing to unlock characters and clubs, but these have no affect on the game apart from the aesthetics or perhaps gaining further unlocks. The criteria for unlocks is not stated, but you do get some hints occasionally as to what to do to unlock more characters or clubs.
Unfortunately, the game is only for single players, and there is no option to have more players locally or online currently, which is a huge shame. There aren't even any online or friends leader boards to compare your scores against, so you are playing purely to better your best score.
The scoring is odd because a hole in one is classified as an albatross rather than a hole in one! I would also have liked to see a more detailed score board with the totals at the end of the front and back nines, and different colours and symbols for birdies, eagles, bogeys and double bogeys etc. At the moment it just looks a bit bland and basic. It would also make it more exciting if I knew what score I was on whilst playing, and what the current lowest score is.
The mechanics of the game are quite smooth. The ball rolls nicely and all angles seem to be correct, but the character and scenery do tend to get in the way of your view sometimes, even though characters are transparent. To alleviate this, there are three camera angles, but I would have liked to have had the option of better aerial views or the option to spin around the hole with the camera, just so I can clearly see where the hole is. The three camera angles don't always help in situations like these.
The holes are very short and they're a little basic in design. They are nothing like the crazy golf courses you get in the US with elaborate machinery. The Castle hole is the most imaginative but only because it has castle gates that open and shut and axes that swing, requiring shots to be timed correctly. Otherwise, the only obstacles are hills, mounds, and the danger of going out of bounds on some sections.
It's difficult to know whether to recommend this or not. It is enjoyable to play and the mechanics are sound, but there is a lack of content, with only three holes, and the absence of multiplayer is off putting, therefore I would probably recommend against. [/b][/h2][/quote]
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