Trimjob

The lost UFO 50 game (in the best way possible) with Balatro-level of juice in every sound effect and animation. Pretty short, but also it's like 3 euros, come on

Love the announcer

ハサミを発射してホールの草を全て刈るミニゴルフ。 壁に反射するときの気持ちよい音と、当たり判定が広く意外と刈れる草、そしてハサミの草を刈ると推進力を得るという効果のおかげで気持ちいい。 しかしちゃんと一発クリア（トリム・イン・ワン）を目指そうとすると難しいのもこの手のゲームらしくて良い。 一部の実績は取るのマジで大変だから頑張ってね。

You'd have to be pretty joyless to not find this delightful, such a rad time, as I'm sure other people have said - this absolutely wouldn't be out of place on UFO 50, very cool. Achievement hunters will also have their work cut out for them (I used the word cut there for humour, I meant 2 different meanings and when you think about them together that's what makes the humour in your mind)

I'm not really a fan of golf games because I quickly get frustrated with them, but I still enjoyed this for about an hour. I think someone who enjoys this sort of game will get even more out of it. The concept and presentation is pretty fresh!

audio and visuals make brain go brr

Absolute dopamine hit, very quick to get through but clearly perfecting it will keep you coming back

Short, but sweet.

This game is a lot of fun and also a real pain in the ass.

Trimjob is a short, breezy arcade-style single screen golf game which layers on new mechanics in its ~1 hr playtime. The core gameplay is solid, and the presentation (especially the announcer) is delightful; you get a serious dopamine rush whenever you hit the perfect shot. You have to pretty joyless not to like this one, even if it's incredibly light on content. Theoretically, you could go for some of the achievements, but I doubt most players will feel the need to do so. Rather, you'll play the 4 courses, beat them very quickly (I beat them all on my first try, except one), and move on. The whole thing is very easy (and can somehow be made even easier, with a casual mode), with par numbers that are way too generous, so don't expect to get challenged. I found this a bit disappointing, as the achievements look too annoying to aim for, but the main mode is too easy to really push me at all. The joy I found here was instead in the presentation, and seeing each new mechanic that the game slowly introduced. It's pretty neat. So yeah, it's a cheap, simple and easy game. Not a masterpiece by any stretch, but a small passion project that deserves some love. I had fun with it.