FOGGY Golf

gonna skip the spanish inquisition bit and say this game combines not one, two, etc. but several of my least favorite things. sports (though digital golf and minigolf are sometimes okay), chess (technically a sport but come on), fog of war (I like to be aware of my surroundings) and mobile or browser ports (they tend to be lazy and/or overpriced). quite a handicap (golf term) but there are other major dealbreakers, worse than these. no hotkeys whatsoever, no dark mode, and since it's a puzzle(ish) game, [b]no undo is unacceptable[/b]. though there's not much puzzling, it's all blind luck. you can see stroke history and an animated depiction of what transpired once the level is over, that's it. settings are a single volume slider (no music, so it's fine), a windowed mode toggle (not saved, it always starts in a window) and another to show available moves. there are also stats and an in-game achievements screen. as for the gameplay, chess pieces act as limited-use golf clubs, on top of the whole level being limited to a few moves, only revealed at the end, with par shown upfront. click a tile, select from what's available (hitting diagonally won't allow a pawn, for instance) and re…

It's a decent puzzle game. Has a few achievements-although about half are hidden so no clue how you get them other than luck. Biggest problem is the lack of an ability to pick a level or tournament to go to. You have to click previous puzzle a whole lot of times to get to new content.

FOGGY Golf struggles to deliver an engaging experience, despite its simple concept. The foggy visual style quickly becomes more frustrating than atmospheric, making it difficult to judge shots accurately and draining the fun from the gameplay. With limited content, repetitive holes, and mechanics that lack polish, the game feels more like a rough experiment than a fully realized golf experience.

A very fun wordle type game, focused on golfing but played like chess. Quite unique, and enjoyable.

Really fun and inventive puzzle game that tickles your brain - if you enjoy Minesweeper, Battleship, Mastermind, and similar games where you use process of elimination to narrow down your search, you will get a kick out of this game too. This will join the ranks of a few other "daily puzzle" games like Wordle and Set that continue to entice me month after month to log in for a few minutes each day to do the latest one!

Love this little game. It’s simple, super addictive, and perfect for a quick daily puzzle.