3D Ultra Minigolf Adventures ist kein Spiel was lange dauert. Es ist ein netter Zeitvertreib, mehr nicht. Die Grafik ist ganz ok und die Animationen neben und auf den Minigolf-Bahnen sind auch ganz witzig gemacht. Ebenfalls einen Plus-Punkt gibt es für die abwechslungsreichen Bahnen: von der Steinzeit über den Wilden Westen bis hin zum Weltall ist alles dabei.

Yes AH lead me to buy this and it was worth it, but mostly at only the sale price of £3.50 for the lack of online multiplayer of which the xbox version has the the lack of controller support.

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3D Ultra Minigolf Adventures is a fun, if admittedly simple and clunky, golf game to play with your friends on the Xbox 360 and only on the Xbox 360.

This PC port is locked at 720p, has no controller support and has no input settings besides two basic putting presets. If that weren't enough, this game doesn't have any online multiplayer despite it still working on the Xbox version. You'll be trudging through what feels like quicksand to aim and spamming left-click to use power-ups, which always feel like they activate a minute or twenty after you actually want to use them.

The Xbox version on the other-hand runs at a native 1080p, features local and online multiplayer and has controls which don't feel nauseating. The only minor perks to the PC version are an uncapped framerate (not worth it) and the free inclusion of the Lost Island DLC, which will set you back a couple of extra bucks on the Xbox Live Arcade/Microsoft Store.

Speaking of the actual game itself, its strength lies in its local multiplayer, as somewhat bland maps mixed a mediocre map editor and a lack of community map sharing mean you'll be having the most fun repeatedly screwing your mates over with lightning strikes and oil spills. The game has a definite charm to it and the simple controls contribute to a laid-back feel, though the game can become challenging toward later holes in courses, especially if you pick up the Lost Island DLC. I just wish the Hole in Ones were more difficult/felt like more of an achievement to consistently pull off .

To conclude, you should buy the game - just buy it on the right platform. Have a couch gaming session with mates or pop a headset on, just don't play this game on PC. Hell, it's even backward compatible on Xbox One.

7/10 Xbox
3/10 PC

A fun mini golf game. pretty good and somewhat addictive. It has multiplayer, but unfortunatly only local, online multiplay would be nice so that you could play against friends online.

Like mini golf? Well then you're going to love this game. It does a great job simulating it with some good humor , this game is great for all ages. The holes to be played aren't too hard, and its just a great casual game that is fun all around. Highly recommended!

This game you only want to buy it if you are planning on having friends or family over. There is no online multiplayer, only local. The last thing I like to do in this game is to learn all the hole and ones and then play my friends without telling them where they are lol.

Originally made for the X360, this game gave me and friends countless hours of fun. Unfortunately the pc porting of it doesn't support a controller which for me takes away the experience.

6min of gameplay
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9WBNeHLYmM

Cute game nothing fantastic but there are only a few mini-gulf games on steam right now.
There are 4 characters with 2 outfits in 2 colors each to pick from that all play the same.
You can also change the ball color too if you want to spice things up a bit.
The courses have themes like wild west, Inca(or Mayan) temple, space, amusement park, and a few others.
Most have more than one way to complete them with off & hidden paths that make it easier to get a hole in one.
There will be power-up in most levels like jump, fire, glue, bomb and a few more but most don't seem to help much.
2-4 player mode is only allowed on the same system but there is no timer so you're not rushed swapping people.
The editor is vary basic and just lets you build on a 4x4 grid and you can't use any of the themed stuff.

Overall its not bad the themes are interesting and feel very different from each other.
Looking for the best way through some levels add replay ability.
It won't blow you away but it's a good mini gulf game.

Very basic mini-golf game, with only 36 unique holes in the career, with the first 18 being unlocked in the first leg of the career, the second 18 in the second leg, and the third and final leg of the career makes you go through all 36 in one sitting. There's an additional 18 tiki-island-themed holes that have their own campaign, suggesting that they may have originally been part of some DLC or something and are incorporated into the base game for free now. The only reason I've spent ~7.4 hours in the game was because of how clunky putting, the most fundamental part of golf, is here: in order to get the ball to go much of anywhere, you need at least 40% power; however, anything over 60% power will probably send the ball out-of-bounds, and it's very tricky to hit that happy medium. There's a custom-hole-creator, but it's super-basic, with no online-sharing capabilities. There are four personae, two males (a punk rocker with no mouth and a high-school footballer with no eyes) and two rather-sexualised females, both with their navels showing, so I can't really recommend this one for the kiddos, either. Best to save your money and pray that one of Steam's Early Access mini-golf games ever come out for full release...