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Gif 1 shows a man playing golf. He swings golf club back, but instead of hitting the ball, he is launched forward and hits the tee box with a confetti-filled impact.
Gif 2 shows three scenes. In one scene, the player flips a house to move it across a golf course. The next scene shows a yellow monster truck driving thorugh a different golf course as several wrecking balls swing around it. The last scene shows a 2D platformer style stage where a man rides a bike and flips in the air across hilly terrain.
Gif 3 shows two scenes. In one scene, a golf ball is fired towards a green tube while a building fills the sky with smog in the background. In the other scene, the golfball is launched on a regular golf course, striking a car and the car rolls towards the teebox and causes several barrels to explode as it falls off a cliff.
Gif 4 shows three scenes. In one scene, the gameplay is similar to the Guitar Hero games and shows the golf ball trying to hit buttons on a lined path while a character rides a horse in the background to beams of light. The other scene shows a regular golf course, except the tee box moves aside when the golf ball rolls towards it and hits a bush instead. The last scene shows a car being catapulted over another golf course while doing many flips in the air.
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WHAT THE GOLF? is an absurd golf game for people who hate golf! Build levels or complete daily courses as you complete puzzles and challenges full of surprises. With 500 creative levels, try Sporty Sports, It’s Snowtime, A Hole New World, or other incomprehensible levels that make use of toasters, hot dogs, office chairs, and more!
For Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS, Apple Arcade, and Nintendo Switch.
Developed by Triband, a studio based in Copenhagen, Denmark that worked with Kayode Shonibare-Lewis, a half Nigerian and half Welsh developer currently teaching game design in Sweden. He has also given a talk called “Racial Bias, Reverse Heredity and the Parents of Custom Avatars” about the presence of racial biases within customizeable avatars in games.