Have you ever felt like Golfing with Your Friends, but didn’t want to leave the house? Mini-golf is fun for a time and a full-on course may not be great for the mobility of others. Many people have turned to mobile apps or games like Hot Shots Golf. Under the new name, Everbody’s Golf, a VR version of the popular series was released in early 2019. But who wants to play one at a time?
With all the positive reviews received on Steam Early Access, the move to consoles just makes sense. Developed and published Blacklight Interactive and Team17 together, the game recently released for the PS4, Xbox One, and the Nintendo Switch on February 25, 2020. Golfing with Your Friends is more than just another mini-golf themed game.
Have you ever felt like ruining a friend’s game of golf without leaving the house? This gem of a golfing game gives you that opportunity. Whether you want to challenge eleven other friends in a 12-player free-for-all or challenge randoms on the internet, there’s sure to be something for everyone.
Plenty of Fun to be Had in Golfing with Your Friends
There are at least a total of 10 different maps to choose from. Like any self-respecting golf course, mini or full size, the different themes are sure to keep your mind racing with the variety in color. Not only do you get to explore a variety of locations through gameplay, but you are also able to mess with your friend’s game using special power-ups.
If you don’t feel like aiming for a traditional hole in mini-golf, change it up with the different game modes. Hit a swoosh into a basketball hoop or make a “slap-shot” into a hockey goal. In addition to the cool game modes, you’ll get to unlock a couple of stylish skins and hats for your balls.
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Writer, Star Wars Fan, Lover of Chonky Cats. I live in the almond capital of California (and the world, apparently) with my wife and our two cats, Mr. Spooky and Cupcake. Since I got my first system at five years old, I’ve had a burning passion to both create and write about video games. When I’m not busy playing classic RPGs or lucking out on Apex Legends, my wife and I will sit and contemplate what video games aliens would be playing.
