
Can you turn your cosy, one-hole course into a bustling, world-famous resort? Craft unique courses and build top-class facilities to keep golf’s wealthiest players coming back. Oversee the running of your enterprise, host tournaments and head out onto the course to ensure it’s up-to-par.
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Languages: English, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Portugal
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Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Honestly, don't use the tutorial. Fails to explain a lot of things and is more confusing than helpful. Spent 45 minutes going through the tutorial because I couldn't do so many things that should just work (rotate rooms, seating etc for the buildings). Spent ages making an awesome clubhouse, tried to place it, and was clearly way too big and had to get rid of it. Playing your course isn't explained well at all, I still have no idea. Hoped to be something like Sid Meiers Sim Golf, but fails on so many levels. Haven't played enough to give a real recommendation, but just need a break after dealing with the tutorial.
Appears to be abandonware now. I had massive hopes for this game, which have since been dashed. Avoid, not worth the money at all.
What a absolute scam of a game. SAD!
I hate to be THAT person, but the game never loads, the 10 hours i have on record are me going AFK, waiting for it to load. Wouldn't recommend this at all.
Resort Boss: Golf is a game where you create your own golf resort. Resort Boss: Golf doesn't have any campaign to play as you just make your resort and expand from there. Making the holes gives you three ratings to help make its par score, but when you place the tiles, not all of them will mesh together to make it look neat and they sometimes look patchy, which doesn't look appealing. You can play your holes, but you must also wait for the guests to finish, which would normally be fine if it didn't take so long for the guests to get to their next hole as even traversing to their ball is painful enough. Making a game like an actual resort makes it realistic, which is nice and all, but it gets annoying after some time. The visuals look alright as all the characters are similar, but as mentioned with the terrain, some of it is a pain to get to set up to look neat. The audio is fine as I do enjoy the background music. I had no real want to continue playing the game for much longer as it didn't hold my interest too much. With the points mentioned before, those are some of the things that turned me away from this game. I don't think I'll be recommending this title.
This game is incomplete and unplayable. No matter what game mode you play, inevitably the npcs get stuck and the game breaks. I have played 10 hours on 2 occasions trying to get the game to work. I meet the minimum settings. This game is trash.
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Sub par Sid Meier's Sim Golf. Get Golftopia instead. Much MUCH better fleshed out and polished game.
This is a low poly business management sim where you run a golf course. Great idea, but awful execution. Low poly graphics were used as a substitute for contemporary PC graphics. It's unclear if this design decision was used to cover a lack of talent or a lack of budget, but that's also irrelevant, the visuals are extremely poor as a result of this choice. Gameplay is thoroughly unengaging, the interface is on par with the poor quality graphics. Despite the low overall quality (the game was dumped fairly rapidly into shovelware game bundles), there's a whopping $13 price tag, more than games like Battlefield 1 or Metro: Exodus when they're on sale. Imagine thinking your low poly shovelware bundlemeat was worth the same as games like that. Anyway, quality here is terrible, which is a shame because there's a demand in the market for a decent golf resort simulator. This just isn't it.
If you found this looking for a S.M SIM Golf clone, it's close, but you're going to be disappointed. The game lacks AI, ease of building and just over all management. You'll be stuck wondering why your golfers are not playing, standing around ect. It's very difficult to figure out what is going wrong. Have a 9 hole course, great! 30 golfers standing around with no clue on why they are not playing..that's this game. Even after a year of development the game lacks a core playability. The updates are nice, but need to really focus on AI work. The game is a sim after all. Would not recommend in it's current state.
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