SimulationFit check
Is An Other Golf Game worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Golf fans who want a demanding game that requires learning club selection and shot mechanics
- Life-sim players who enjoy earning money through jobs before accessing activities
- Players who prefer exploration and discovery over tutorials or guided progression
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking forgiving progress may find the reset on death punishing.
- Those who want a guided start may struggle with the lack of tutorials and the need to discover systems independently.
- Players looking for a focused golf-only game may not want the jobs, money-making, and world navigation between rounds.
- Players seeking tournaments or rain as current features may find the available scope limited.
Our take on An Other Golf Game
The survival and life-sim setup makes golf a longer process: players must earn money and navigate the world before reaching the course. That added friction trades quick access to golf for a progression loop built around jobs, exploration, and learning through trial and error.
What is An Other Golf Game?
This golf life sim combines earning money, getting around town, and learning to play.
Players take on odd jobs to afford clubs, then work out which club to use by judging distances and practicing at a driving range. The open-ish world includes a golf course, a miniature golf course, a town, vehicles, and places such as a bar and gas station. Golf involves finding lost balls and adapting to dynamic wind. There are no tutorials; players must discover how systems work, including where to save. Death resets progress. The game is presented from a first-person viewpoint and includes day and night cycles. Some announced features, including tournaments and rain, are not in the game yet.
How An Other Golf Game plays
- 01Permadeath
- Dying starts a new run rather than continuing the current one.
- 02Golf practice
- A driving range includes a working ball machine for practicing the game’s mechanics.
- 03World navigation
- The world has roads, drivable vehicles, a town, and golf locations to find.
- 04Odd jobs
- Jobs provide a way to earn money for additional golf clubs.
- 05Changing conditions
- Dynamic wind affects play, alongside a full day-and-night cycle.
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An Other Golf Game: platforms & release
Is An Other Golf Game worth it?
It is worth it if: golf fans who want a demanding game that requires learning club selection and shot mechanics. Skip it if: players seeking forgiving progress may find the reset on death punishing.
Where can I download An Other Golf Game?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens An Other Golf Game's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is An Other Golf Game on?
Windows only.
