Everybody’s Golf lands securely in that bizarre middle ground between a sim golf game and a cartoonish one it’s nothing like simulation golf games ( PGA Tour, The Golf Club) but it looks realistic enough that it steers clear of the outlandish themes and course layouts in Mario Golf.
The six courses that are offered straight out of the standard version of the game are based on common themes and locales, such as a country club, a tropical seaside course, a heavily wooded area, and a place heavily based on imperial castles and architecture. It was a refreshing change from the character selection screens of the past – though I definitely would have liked to see familiar faces like Mel, T-Bone, CJ, Zeus, and Bertha. I found myself getting just as excited for my skill progression as I was for all the cosmetic items and custom animations I could choose between. She also had a 320-yard drive that would put Happy Gilmore to shame, and a better short game than Tiger Woods at the absolute peak of his career.Ĭlearly, I had a lot of fun tinkering with my created character throughout my playtime with the Career mode. Just for laughs, I gave her a seductive voice combined with an utterly ridiculous-looking, one-handed swinging motion. I’m always a fan of customizing a female character, so I chose to create Claire: the tall, blue-haired, nerdy goth girl – three stars as face tattoos, Chuck Taylor-style sneakers, pink-colored fishnet stockings. EG allows you to customize up to four characters, using either the presets and clothing items from the other characters in the game, or by buying outfits and accessories with gold coins that are earned as you play along.
But in this game, there is a lot more emphasis and focus on the creation of your own unique avatar. Just like previous entries, Everybody’s Golf has a charming cast of cartoonish, big-headed golfers (and caddies) with a wide range of unique personalities and cosmetic styles. Disclosure: We may earn a commission from links on this page So…how does Everybody’s Golf stand among its predecessors?
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