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Is 100ft Robot Golf worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Arcade golf fans who want destructible obstacles and interference between players
- Groups of two to four players seeking split-screen or online golf matches
- Solo players interested in a robot-golf campaign with stylized mecha cutscenes
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a serious golf simulation may bounce off the giant robots, destructible buildings and arcade presentation.
- Players wanting quiet, methodical rounds may hit a wall when matches use frantic real-time play and direct interference.
- Solo players looking for a multiplayer-focused golf game may find the campaign structure less suitable.
Our take on 100ft Robot Golf
The bounce point comes when a player expects golf hazards to stay fixed. Swings can remove buildings and other obstacles, or put them in the way of robot golfing buddies, making the course part of the conflict rather than a stable layout.
What is 100ft Robot Golf?
100ft Robot Golf is an arcade golf game in which players steer giant robots as they aim for par.
Golf swings can demolish buildings and other obstacles, clearing a route or placing barriers in the path of rivals. Matches support as many as four participants, online or on a shared split screen, with real-time, turn-based and player-customized rule options. Courses on the Robot Golf Tour Circuit range from urban and mountain settings to underwater areas and orbiting moons. A solo campaign follows the experiences of robot golf pilots through story sequences styled as low-budget mecha animation. Justin, Travis and Griffin McElroy provide the in-game commentary. The game pairs golf scoring with destructible courses and the ability to interfere with opponents.
How 100ft Robot Golf plays
- 01Four-Player Matches
- Up to four robot golfers can play together through split-screen or online multiplayer.
- 02Multiple Match Formats
- Rounds can use real-time play, turn-based action or custom rulesets.
- 03Destructible Obstacles
- Golf swings can smash buildings and other obstacles away from a shot or into the path of another golfer.
- 04Solo Campaign
- A single-player campaign follows the stories and experiences of robot golf pilots.
- 05Varied Course Locations
- The tour includes cities, mountains, underwater areas and orbiting moons.
- 06Voiced Commentary
- Justin McElroy, Travis McElroy and Griffin McElroy provide the in-game commentary.
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100ft Robot Golf: platforms & release
Is 100ft Robot Golf worth it?
It is worth it if: arcade golf fans who want destructible obstacles and interference between players. Skip it if: players seeking a serious golf simulation may bounce off the giant robots, destructible buildings and arcade presentation.
Where can I download 100ft Robot Golf?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens 100ft Robot Golf's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is 100ft Robot Golf on?
Windows only.
