Super Battle Golf improves the world’s least interesting sport by letting you blast your competitors with orbital lasers
I never have been (and never will be) interested in golf. I think it’s a boring sport for boring people. I am, however, interested in golf that’s been messed around with. That includes things like minigolf and crazy golf (is there much of a delineation there? Answers on a postcard please). But there are also video games that use the fundamentals of golf to create something more interesting, like Cursed to Golf, Dungeon Golf, and What the Golf?
Naturally, therefore, I was immediately drawn to Super Battle Golf, a multiplayer party game that lets you go full Falling Down on your clubmates.
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Super Battle Golf lets you fight for fairway supremacy across 27 different courses. These include all the familiar obstacles you’d expect on a golf course, like sand traps, water hazards, and board executives, plus a few more novel additions like landmines. Super Battle Golf also offers extensive characters customisation options, including letting you swap out your nine iron for a chicken leg, a stop sign, or a giant, off-brand Chupa-chup.
Super Battle Golf is out pretty soon, launching on February 19. There’s a trailer you can check out. Publisher Oro Interactive hasn’t revealed how much the game will cost yet. But given it’s the kind of chaotic multiplayer experience that’s highly in vogue at present, I reckon it could do well if it follows the Peak pricing model.
Granted, players tastes lean more toward cooperative than competitive multiplayer games right now, but Super Battle Golf looks light and silly enough to tempt even the most competition-averse player for a round of nine holes.
