Overview
- Number of Players
- 8
- Genre
- Release Date
Switch eShop
19th Oct 2017, $15.00
19th Oct 2017, £13.49
- Also Available On
Reviews
Review Party Golf (Switch eShop)
Hole-in-100+
The Switch is slowly but surely becoming one of the best available entertainment systems for multiplayer fun. The eShop is positively bursting at the seams with great co-op adventures and games that focus on simple, pick-up-and-play action for multiple players to enjoy. Party Golf is one of the latest titles to jump on board, hoping to...
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Party Golf News
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Feature Memorable Games of 2017 - Party Golf
Bringing multiplayer to the fore
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News Party Golf Gets a Tee Time for Its Switch Release
Looks better than a fore out of ten (oh dear)
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News Party Golf All Set To Tee Off On The Nintendo Switch
100 modes, 8 players, randomly generated levels
Giant Margarita has confirmed that it is bringing Party Golf to the Nintendo Switch. This local multiplayer title has already been confirmed for Steam and PS4 release, and features 100 different game modes and randomly-generated stages. The object is to get to the hole before the other players, and...
About The Game
Party Golf is "less golf, more party," a crazy, competitive couchplay game for one to eight players.
Tee off simultaneously to a psychedelic 2D world, with satisfyingly simple physics, except it's a frenetic free-for-all to get in the hole. It's instant fun with endless variety; there are trillions of gameplay combinations, from giant banana balls to turbo power-ups. This spontaneous couch party may drive a wedge between friends, but have everyone shouting "just one more round!"
- 4-player local-multiplayer and even 8-player matches with everyone using their own JoyCon
- over 100 included game modes, and you can make your own with our super powerful gameplay customisation system
- procedurally generated terrains so you'll never play the same hole twice
- over 10 different powerups to suit any play style
- ... and crazy powerups, night golf, checkpoints, elimination modes, rat-king... the number of ways to play is practically endless!
Comments 1
This is the best multiplayer game on Switch! I also find the single player game to be really fun. I wish they'd put out a demo of this so everyone could taste how fun it is, especially with 2 or more people.
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