Review: Party Golf (Nintendo Switch)

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.

Pros:

• Simple graphics.
• 1.2GB Download size.
• 8 player support players sharing joycons.
• Full stats screen.
• Many modifiers and customisation options that the possibilities for your own creations are nearly endless.
• Golf game with a sniff of Scorched earth looks to it. All players tee off at the same time and its a race against the clock to sink the hole as soon as possible.
• Can change settings in every game.
• End of round breakdown like time.
• Four game types- Quick game, Modes, Custom and trials.
• Easy pick up and play feel.
• Bottom of the screen highlights players icons so you know who is doing what and when like taking shots or moving things in the menu.
• Clever devious level design in the base game.
• Lightening fast loading times.
• More fun in multiplayer.
• Fantastic physics.
• Endless replayability.
• Just one more go mentality.
• Loads of colour! From the neon ball trails to the bright colours of the aiming arrow.
• Simple controls. Use the stick to aim and set power then press a button.
• Good fit for the switch.
• So much fun to play.

Cons:

• Long initial load.
• Really small text.
• An overwhelming amount of modes and options.
• No online play.
• No leaderboards.