You control your strokes by tapping the ball and dragging back your finger, angling your shot by sliding it around, and then letting fly by lifting it from the screen. Putt the ball in the pond and it freezes and becomes a new challenge.Īll of this surreal deformation happens in a small section of the screen, letting the game give you five holes where it looked like only one would fit. Once you've finished off a hole on a snowy slope, it melts and turns into a lily pad-covered pond. The sections of the course aren't static, though. The holes are all cleverly interlaced, and watching the way the world changes is awe-inspiring. Each of these has a par score, and the more points you get under that the better. The game takes place on a single screen, with 18 holes of miniature golf arranged around it.
It doesn't matter how pretty your game is, or how cleverly you get players from one part of your world to the next - you need to get the basic gameplay right or people will get bored.Īt first glance, Wonderputt is a breathtakingly good-looking game, and its transitions from hole to hole are whimsical enough to make you smile when they happen.īut the actual golfing - the thing you're buying the game for - is just too bland. Video games are about both form and function.
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