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I need feedback on my mini golf game [5 minutes]

A topic by ligoski created 18 days ago Views: 147 Replies: 5
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Hello,

TLDR: I'm making a mini-golf party game and need feedback on the core gameplay feel. Try 1-2 courses here: https://ligoski.itch.io/inside-your-hole

I've been building this mini golf party game, and I know multiplayer/party games may be a little hard to pull off because you know, you need friends...


So I need your opnion on the gameplay feel, try to finish one or two courses, if you like the challenge I'm in a good spot since most of the "power ups" would be more interesting in multiplayer.

my project: https://ligoski.itch.io/inside-your-hole

If you feel generous to spend more of your time you can try the level editor and tell me what you think, if you are a very popular chad person you can try it with your friends.

I want to make an actual campaing, based on my friend  pitch idea "That time I got reincarnated as a mini golf ball and defeated the demon king at level 1" for single player/coop but it takes a lot of effort and time so it's not ready, I have some ideas for the "combat" and "mechanics" but feel free to comment your ideas too.

The single-player campaign idea sounds fun! Are you planning power-ups that behave differently in solo and multiplayer?

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yes, I love rogue lite game so there's a big chance it's going to be something like that, bosses with health bar where you need to dodge the attacks and hit them, and the powerups may "buff" some aspects of the throw but persist during the run more like passives

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It's fun and intuitvie, but I felt like it didn't quite match the angle I was aiming at.

Thanks, can you explain a little bit more about it not matching the angle?

It may be related to my browser. I felt there was a tiny gap of about 5 to 10 degrees between where I aimed and where the shot actually went. Short distances were fine, but I could notice the difference more at longer distances.