Golf Puzzle

Golf Puzzle doesn't require you to hit the ball hard or accurately; instead, it assesses your willingness to take responsibility. There are no practice shots, no free retakes; every choice is part of a strategic sequence.

The Movement Puzzle Has No Wasted Moves

On misty mountains, the tiny golf ball becomes the center of all calculations. Each level begins with a limited set of cards, representing the number of moves the ball can make. Players pick a card, calculate its path, then fire it across the grid to reach the golf hole. The key point is that each card can only be used once. This limitation forces players to think sequentially, consider space, and predict long-term outcomes. A hasty move can result in a stalemate. While a well-organized sequence of cards provides an incredibly satisfying sense of problem-solving.

Strategic Level Design In Minimalism

Levels are built as mini-golf courses on a hillside, with just the right number of squares. Each area includes many handcrafted golf holes, increasing in complexity with each level. Players will gradually become acquainted with familiar elements such as fairways, sand traps, water hazards, slopes, etc. Many levels can be completed in different ways, as long as you use the cards wisely. This technique makes each level like an open-ended thinking exercise. It encourages experimentation and adjusting strategies instead of seeking fixed answers.

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