

Wonderputt Forever
Damp Gnat · 2022 · Sports, Casual, Mini Golf, Incremental, Isometric
PC
Very Positive85% · 106
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About Wonderputt Forever
A world of wonder awaits in Wonderputt Forever, an adventurous mini-golf follow-up to the critically acclaimed Wonderputt. Experience dynamic, evolving levels and three different gameplay modes.

Look back on the past and witness the world-shaping effects of human ambition and development as the ages of humankind pass from undeveloped jungle to futuristic sky cities as you putt your way to the top for a high score. Earn achievements, discover collectibles, and unlock rewards for even more gameplay.

Experience a nostalgia trip to places you’ve never been before, exploring the main story of the ages of humankind through hypnotic transformations and eye-catching art. Plan your shots carefully and sink the ball in a mini-golf game with hundreds of unique levels.

Natural habitats contort into underwater parks, wildlife stacks into animal towers, mushroom clouds become cloud cities with gift shop mazes, and twisting black holes curve in space. 54 environments tell the stories of each human age of development.

Sit back and curl up with three different game modes for a variety of puzzles to explore. Par Mode is the main attraction, refine your par performance to claim your spot on the leaderboards as the story unfolds. Unlock Relic Mode to journey through the main courses again with a new goal in mind: recovering DNA to bring life back to the island. Then keep the fun going with hundreds of geometric-themed holes in the Geometry Trips mode.

Look back on the past and witness the world-shaping effects of human ambition and development as the ages of humankind pass from undeveloped jungle to futuristic sky cities as you putt your way to the top for a high score. Earn achievements, discover collectibles, and unlock rewards for even more gameplay.
AN UN-FORE-GETTABLE GAME

Experience a nostalgia trip to places you’ve never been before, exploring the main story of the ages of humankind through hypnotic transformations and eye-catching art. Plan your shots carefully and sink the ball in a mini-golf game with hundreds of unique levels.
PAR FOR THE COURSE

Natural habitats contort into underwater parks, wildlife stacks into animal towers, mushroom clouds become cloud cities with gift shop mazes, and twisting black holes curve in space. 54 environments tell the stories of each human age of development.
FROM BOGEY TO BIRDIE

Sit back and curl up with three different game modes for a variety of puzzles to explore. Par Mode is the main attraction, refine your par performance to claim your spot on the leaderboards as the story unfolds. Unlock Relic Mode to journey through the main courses again with a new goal in mind: recovering DNA to bring life back to the island. Then keep the fun going with hundreds of geometric-themed holes in the Geometry Trips mode.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
First the game seems to run like hot garbage, the menus are laggy and it feels like 30fps but the frame counter won't work. I'm on a freaking 5070ti. It also seems to run at a low resolution... and there are basically NO graphics settings of any kind, not even for something as basic as resolution. Then the first hole was so annoying I uninstalled the game. I mean I guess buy to try but be sure to try within 2 weeks in case your experience is as bad as mine.5 found this helpful
Nice golf game! The achievements can be pain, because you can't repeat each level, but you have to repeat the whole chapter / set of a lot of holes for something you can only do on one specific level. I wanna talk about the human-criticising elements in this otherwise kids-friendly presentation. The game shows animal life room being cut down, animals captured behind bars, animals doing circus shows, animals' extinction and humans standing in a circle in a church holding up candles like a cult while animal balloons rise up like they are sad that they caused their extinction. Further human scientists firing a rocket with atom fusion technology exploding into the nuclear mushroom shape. Humans swimming in their own brown soup of thrown away material stuff polluting the environment. And a human in front of a big group of followers promising salvation from our undoings by flying up into space. To me it seems that the game wants to say, that humans are doing a lot of bad things which damage our surroundings and that we should change our behaviour. While I agree, I think that this does not belong into a game with kids-friendly presentation as it might disturb people which came for easy…3 found this helpful
For an achievement-heavy game like this, why wouldn't you allow replaying of individual holes? Ridiculous1 found this helpful
A cute, charming little golf game with absolutely phenomenal art and a really nice soundtrack. Unfortunately, the problem is just that there's not that much of it. 3 courses with 18 holes each and 4 100-hole "tours" that both look and play like Test Levels meant to try out things for more courses. Another 2 or 3 18 hole courses at the quality of the 3 we have so far, and I think this would be a lot more fun. There's also the issue of just how much perfection the game demands from you. I know it's a game about lining up perfect shots, but in a game with no quick retry functions, it severely hampers the joy of getting the best score when one mistake means I have to play the whole course again, an issue made even worse by the Relic Mode's almost sadistic rules of taking energy for extra shots and demanding almost perfect bank shots to get all of the DNA. Overall, as much as I like Wonderputt Forever, it's a game that sometimes feels like it's an art piece rather than a golf game. A beautiful, interesting and well-made art piece, but still an art piece. Despite its flaws, I still really like it, and recommend that anyone with an interest in games as an art form at least try to pick…
A sequel to a beloved game I've played in the past, in a new incredible and wacky world for us to uncover! Overall, I very much enjoyed this game, and would definitely recommend this to anyone who is looking for a visually appealing, laid-back experience. First, I'd like to go over some of my issues I've come across throughout playing this game, one of which many people seem to notice immediately: the game is locked at 30 frames per second. While it is true that it makes the game feel less smooth, in my opinion, the game is still very much enjoyable with the content it offers, with 30FPS not ruining the entire experience for me. With that out of the way, some people might get frustrated with shooting the ball. On some holes, you may find a sense of scale or depth to be misleading, causing you to miss your shot. This is important for some achievements, like the age of escape's hole 15 one, where you have to score without falling off. What i found most helpful to solve this, was to aim it just a bit more left, or upwards, depending on where I'm aiming. Very rarely, you are able to clip out of bounds, due to how the levels/layers work, hell I've even managed to land on top of one of…
now i can experience playing golf while on drugs
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