3D Ultra™ Minigolf Adventures

Played a bit of this on the 360 before buying it here. The complaints I've seen on older reviews are highly overblown, at least for what the game is at the end of the day. Yeah it's locked at 720p. It's also an incredibly simple game that was slapped together by college students 20 years ago, it's not even kind of going to be be anything approaching a visual spectacle regardless, so it's really not worth being neurotic over. There isn't controller support, but as a game with like 2 buttons and simple directional aiming, the steam controller mapping works perfectly fine, so it's irrelevant. I also don't get the impression that it's anywhere near as generally clunky as some people are making it out to be either. Similarly, there isn't online multiplayer. But in today's day and age you can very easily run it through something like parsec to play online with friends. All of these things would obviously be huge gripes if it were a relatively modern game at a fairly standard price, but that's exactly what it isn't at all. If you want to visit a classic AH party game with friends like a lot of people or just generally want a simple mini golf game with a very unique spin, then this…

im good at putting the ball in the hole

Great beautiful golf game. It works flawlessly on Steam Deck.

Physics are janky at best, holes and powerups are uninteresting. There are much better modern options at or below this price point.

I really wished that i liked this game, but it has multiple bugs on pc. xbox version was awesome but the pc version is missing features that the xbox version has. on pc, you cant go past 720p. while in xbox, it can run at 1080p (1K). i have also had a random bug on controller where if i press Y, the game would freak out. then return to normal after 2 seconds, kinda annoying since if i accidently press Y, it always freaks out no matter how many times you do it. and yes, 36 holes is nice, also 4 player local multiplayer too. i just cant stand the power-ups and some holes. sometimes the power-ups are delayed or they never happen when pressed. I also cant stand some holes, some have very weird physics, especially the space themed levels, one level if you go medium to hard, your ball flies off. on the rocket ship hole, the ball seems to have little to no drag. hitting low to medium can send you 75 percent of the way through the hole. some bugs on the carnival level. one would really stand out to me. on the spinning thing level, sometimes the ball can fly out or phase through it or never come out. sometimes resulting in a hole-in-one. the putting controls are very limited and somet…

3D Ultra Minigolf Adventures Deluxe is an unapologetically playful take on miniature golf, one that prioritizes charm and unpredictability over realism or simulation accuracy. Developed by Wanako Games and published by Activision, it serves as a reminder of an era when casual PC games embraced bright colors, exaggerated physics, and lighthearted chaos rather than strict adherence to sports rules. The game takes the familiar format of mini-golf and expands it into an arcade-like amusement park, complete with fantasy-themed courses, whimsical hazards, and power-ups that defy logic as readily as they defy gravity. From the first tee shot, it’s clear that the game’s focus is on fun for its own sake, making it an easy pick-up-and-play experience for a wide range of players. Its strongest appeal lies in the diversity and personality of its course designs. Across its 36 holes, the game presents vibrant themes—carnivals, haunted mansions, Wild West arenas, sci-fi tracks—and decorates each one with imaginative traps and obstacles. Instead of traditional windmills or sand traps, you face giant mechanical contraptions, bouncing platforms, moving rails, and bizarre environmental gimmicks that…