• 8.5/10 - Road to VR • Made With Unity showcase 2016
In a Galaxy far, far away… Ditch the golf clubs, because this planetary physics puzzler is like no other.
Survey mini-planets from the sky and defy gravity as you work your way through tricky terrain in as few shots as possible. Will you play it safe, or launch your ball into orbit chasing a hole-in-one?
VR brings a whole new perspective to aiming, and with simple one-touch controls, anyone can get into the game. Swipe up and down to change the angle of your hit, and tap to shoot – it’s that easy! – but scoring under par will challenge even the best.
Begin with Pleasant Hills and enjoy a mellow course with a pastoral vibe. Then take it up a notch and test your skills on Frosty Brimstone with its challenges inspired by puzzlers and platformers.
Not enough you say? Take off the training wheels and turn on Pro mode!
“One of those games that just put a smile on my face the second it started.”
May 25, 2018
I love this game on the rift, but on the Oculus Go the controls are almost completely broken. No gamepad support either, at least for xbone gamepad. Please fix this so it can be played on the Go and I will gladly reevaluate.
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January 21, 2017
Game did not work with my Bluetooth controller. Also could not rotate the second hole to ever be able to place the ball on the tee. So basically spent $5 to play the first hole once and then end the game with frustration.
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September 25, 2017
"Ditch the golf clubs"... indeed. Light on the physics, and light on the golf. I didn't spend much time on this game, but from what I could tell: you are able to predict your shots with 100% accuracy, other planets are visible but do not attract, there is only one "point" in gravity and even that point I'm not certain is behaving as a gravitational attractor would. When I played there were only two courses available. In short, a really cool idea but light on execution. Not what I was expecting.
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August 26, 2016
Love it. Hope they update to add more.
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December 28, 2016
I've had my Gear VR for a year, and this is the first game outside of Minecraft that I can see myself going back to. Also, thanks a ton for including controller support! Rotating the planets seems a little slow, but I'm assuming that it'd make you sick if it went any faster. Overall, great job! I can't wait to see what you do next!
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