Par for the Dungeon

Fun and cute golf puzzler. Getting all crowns was really fun though figuring out the routes was largely straightforward. Due to the camera always snapping back to you, there were a few places where you had to aim for something off-screen which was a tiny bit annoying. But other than that the game is a great snack; highly recommend.

What a fun charming game. I watched all the devlogs and am so grateful I did. To see the finished product is awesome and I appreciate all the team's hard work in putting the devlogs together, sharing their thought process, and then releasing a charming game to the community. After completing the first set of courses, the game does a good job of introducing mechanics and then slowly building on them throughout each level. I'll have to go back and improve my earlier scores but what a fun first few courses!

Nice little game. Playing it is fun, but a bit to easy and short. I'm hoping for more levels, that combine all of the abilitys from the exisiting stages.

Cute. Cute AF. Almost too cute. Also good.

Nice and polished puzzle golf game where you have to strategize your next moves and abilities, all without time pressure. Quite satisfying to perform the moves and get the crown ;) Minor annoyances: * Camera keeps snapping back and can't zoom out * Limited retries

Super fun puzzle game! Few minor annoyances like delayed / not tracking achievements and no way to set the camera at a different view but still very enjoyable despite this. I recommend it!

Really fun and chill golf game with a twist. Love the fun idea of using abilities to reduce moves. I spent most of my time so far trying to fully complete levels at the lowest moves before moving on which makes it even more satisfying. The dev log videos are also great! Been following for a long time and its nice to see the game finished!

Good puzzles and game feels good. Can easily come back for more sessions.

its a very fun little golf puzzle game!

This was a fun puzzle game with a unique twist on mini golf. The puzzles had some difficulty, but not too much. The art style and story were fun and overall the game was very polished. The devlogs for this game were also very fun to watch. A bit of constructive feedback: I would have liked to see some harder puzzles, maybe that layered some of the mechanics from world to world. Right when getting used to the arrows for example they are gone and replaced with something else in the next world. Might be an opportunity there in the future. Also would be nice to be able to reset whenever, not just once whenever and anytime at the end of a level. On a few levels you can also block yourself from finishing if you aren't careful and need to restart the whole course. There were a few times I wished the camera didn't reset after dragging for longer shots. I realized later on you can hold the drag with your shot, but it's not ideal even though it works.