Spacegolf!
Not A Ninja Studios · 2025 · Golf, Mini Golf, Space, Story Rich, Physics
PC
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About Spacegolf!
Watch the story unfold as you golf your way through space in Spacegolf!You are the latest employee of Dark Star, the premier terraforming company in the Universe. Also in it's employ two robotic helpers, UP-M2 and D1-ng-O who will guide you at your nascent position. It's founder and CEO, Dr. Brettenstein has helmed the company for many decades, but something is amiss behind the titanium plating of the industrial behemoth. Golf in space across three gripping story chapters. Give life anew to the galaxies' most derelict planets. And maybe, just maybe, uncover the secrets behind the walls of the Dark Star corporation and behind the eyes of it's enigmatic founder.Spacegolf! was inspired by classic horror films, camp sci-fi (read: MST3K), musical theater, and the mid-90s FMV era of video games.Gameplay Overview:As expected in golf, the goal of each hole is to get the ball into the hole in the fewest strokes possible. As the name of the game implies, it's not just golf. Each planet has different properties that will affect the trajectory and flight of the ball.
- Aim the ball and control the shot strength by moving the mouse away from the ball. The strength and angle will be indicated on screen, but all hole properties will need to be accounted for in order to achieve the intended trajectory.
- Gravity: The planets making up each hole have gravity that varies in strength and affected area. The area and amount of gravity must be accounted for to achieve the desired shot. Be mindful about whether a planet's gravity is weak, intense, or even anti-gravity.
- Surface properties: The planets are made up of different materials that will affect how the ball behaves once it lands on a planet. Some planets are made of grass which results in a more typical golfing surface while other planets are made of lava which does not allow the ball to land. Sandy planets, rocky ones, or even icy ones are all in the mix which will affect what happens to the ball once it comes in contact with a planet.
- Motion: Planets in space aren't always stationary. Planets often have orbital patterns that make the hole have an element of randomness and chance. Watch the patterns carefully and time your shot.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Okay, buckle up folks. This is something I have barely, if ever, witnessed in my nearly 36 years playing video games. I laughed, I cried, I got angry, I got happy again, annoyed, I love this game, I have no clue what the developers were smoking when they created this beautiful gem of a game that makes me wanna rip my hair out of my head and then want to have dinner with this amazing game! Oh wait, that's the Nier series... Haha Okay, so most of that is inaccurate, but it is also mostly accurate, too! I love this game! I wish more games were like this. I had a hootin' and hollerin' time while playing this golf game! So the basics are pretty fun. You golf in "SPACE" while dealing with moving planets with gravity and antigravity. So these levels are very fun, very easy, and very challenging all at the same time. Sometimes I get lucky and sometimes I get a 29 on a par 2. NO OTHER GOLF GAME DOES THAT! Okay, now to the funny stuff. And man, is it a plenty! There is this weird, yet good looking guy (it's 2025 guys, I call it like I see it) named Dr. Brettenstein. He has these like pop ups after the holes are done and either praises you in an odd way, or he berates you for fainly spe…3 found this helpful
This game really surprised me. Yeah, it’s a bit short, but I honestly enjoyed every minute of it. The dialogue is great, especially the video clip parts, which were way more fun than I expected. And it’s not just some goofy golf game either. There’s an actual story going on, and it pulled me in more than I thought it would. Overall, a really lovely little game. [spoiler] Make it so [/spoiler]3 found this helpful
Legitimately fun, short, and sweet. It's a cross between mini-golf and Kerbal Space Program, with a goofy but sweet storyline, and some really solid level design and progression. Some levels you can cheese your way through with little putts, just bypassing all the puzzles... But eventually you start to speak the game's language and you can land some really satisfying hole-in-ones, understanding what the level's supposed to be about. Had a really good time with it. Would love to see some more levels that amp the complexity way up.
Thank you, Dr. Brettenstein.
This game was a surprisingly good find in a "let's see what released on steam this week" run my friends and I did. The things I liked: - The golfing system is intuitive, but not easy enough that the levels get boring (I think I scored a 23 on a par 8). Very cool mechanics overall and a great base system. - The robot companions are very cute (shoutout to the little dingo guy). - We found the "introductory video" very funny, especially because it can't be skipped, and the video even nods to that fact. The little post-round evaluations by Dr. Brettenstein are also pretty good. The things I didn't like: - The spacemonkey showing up mid-round should be reevaluated imo. The bots keep talking during the game, so trying to golf, follow the conversation, and then also pierce through the noise of the spacemonkey talking was an annoying bit of information overload. - Some of the dialogue is unskippable, even when it's like 2 words. The cutscenes are too, but I think that's funny. - Weird amount of sex jokes. While they're not overt, it was a little odd to see them in a game that's otherwise great for kids. The things I have mixed feelings on: The robot subplot was not inherently bad, bu…
This game was legitimately so fun to play! It had a surprisingly heartwarming message, was incredibly funny, and had a cool concept for golf! Please play it its so good :)))
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