• ★★★★☆ Addicting DB06066 · 15 Apr 2019
    Game is very addicting each level cost more and more coins so you must buy them or hope to win enough. When I offered I bought the initial starter pack for $1.99 which gave me enough coins and gold bars for what I wanted to do. Most quest require you to be on level three or higher self there’s a class not going on I just go back to level one or two and just practice. One thing I do not like but it’s not the games fault wish there was a way to report someone for on sportsman like conduct. Granted it’s miniature golf it’s just a game but there are some players who take it to literally can’t pla
    morey it like croquet they’ll purposely hit your ball out of the way so they can win the game. To me that’s un-sportsman as most people if you’re shooting to the left side of the screen the other person sitting to the right side of the screen unless there’s a reason for shooting the same side like wind direction. Anyways, I won’t spend anymore money on the game and just happy playing basically the first four levels though I have levels five and six open I have only played them three times and one time respectively. I may get my wife to join to play as you can challenge friends you just don’t get the rewards count toward your tournaments, rewards, etc.
  • ★★★★☆ Good but could use some improvements YostyToast · 3 May 2018
    This game is decent but it severely needs an add on for casual play. The only content that is solo are the temporary “hole in one” and “challenge mode” options. However these only give out a couple “free entry” tickets each and are heavily influenced to help pay-to-win players. In fact almost all of the recent updates have gone towards helping people that want to pay more (with the addition of tees and the new challenge mode). The only solace is that the game puts a total cap on entries so players with deep pockets can’t collect everything in one go. It’s easy to get frustrated with this game
    more and it makes you want to complain that it’s rigged at times, but really it’s more of a challenge of skill with just a touch of luck most of the time. Especially as you grow into the more difficult courses. Winning takes an adept touch at reading the wind, using the right club, adding the proper spin to the ball, taking advantage of obstacles, and sometimes being aggressive with your opponent. Moving up to each new level is also difficult because you’ll likely be playing someone that has run the course before and knows the advantages to running different routes. There are also a couple of game changing clubs that make many courses easier but the contents of each players bag never guarantee a victory though they certainly give an advantage. This game is challenging and good for competitive players but a severe lack of casual content (Players even have to wager coins to play with a friend.) and heavy pay-to-win advantages will likely turn off most casual players.
    Developer reply · 13 Apr 2018
    Hello! We suppose the issue you reported about invisible obstacles would be a rare one, which can happen when the wind effect, ball power, obstacle types and network condition are combined in some way. We would very much like to resolve the issues. So please provide us with the more detail to [support@minigolfking.zendesk.com]. We look forward to serving you. Thank you.
  • ★★★★☆ Golf Clash meets Putt Putt... Bernard Robert · 21 Dec 2017
    Overall a fun, quick, simple, and enjoyable game. Rank up by beating opponents at each stage and earning trophies. Higher the stage the higher the entry fee and higher the reward. What make this different than Golf Clash are the jewels you collect while playing the hole. There is no shootout when there is a draw. Whichever player has the most jewels wins the hole in a draw situation. If you run into your opponents ball they will lose jewels so this can lead to different strategies as the holes get more difficult. Only negative is how costly everything can be if you rank up too quickly. Within
    morea couple days of playing a good bit I’m now in a situation where my unlock crate’s from winning matches stays full bc some of the chest cost too many gold bars and you don’t exactly win a bunch of gold bars. Those are mostly attained through purchasing them. In the unlock crates you get coins, items, and upgrades for your equipment. As you move up in difficulty you need better clubs and upgrades to be able to compete. Not being able to unlock chests without basically buying gold bars slows down the pace of the game and that leads to you putting down the game until some chests become unlocked. Could be hours of lost gameplay or maybe days.