3-D Ultra Minigolf

Moby ID: 2295

Released

1997 on Windows

Credits

17 people

Releases by Date (by platform)

1997 (Windows)
1997 (Windows 16-bit)

Publishers

Sierra On-Line, Inc.

Developers

Dynamix, Inc.

Moby Score

6.9

#14,434 of 25.7K

Critics

66% (23)

Players

(12)

Review Ranking

#79 on Windows 16-bit
#6,119 on Windows

Collected By

38 players

Genre: Sports
Perspective: 1st-person
Sport: Golf

Windows Specs

ESRB Rating: Kids to Adults

Business Model: Commercial
Media Type: CD-ROM, Download
Input Devices Supported/Optional: Keyboard, Mouse
Multiplayer Options: Internet, Modem, Same/Split-Screen
Number of Offline Players: 1-4 Players
Number of Online Players: 2-8 Players

Buy on Windows

$7.60 used, $24.50 new on eBay

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Included in

Best of Sierra Nr. 11 (1999)
Die Ultimative PC-Spielesammlung für die ganze Familie (2000)
Fun & Tilt 3-D Ultra Pack (1998)
On-Line Games Collection Series (1997)

Description official descriptions

A 3D version of the popular summer pastime of Mini Golf. The game offers one course of 18 holes which can be played as front nine, back nine or entire course. A version of a skins game and playing against the clock are also featured. Up to four people can play and you can play over won.net (or whatever it is called now). There are also two different putting style, a traditional click and hold, and a move the mouse to swing version.

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Credits (Windows version)

17 People

Executive Producer	Jeffrey Tunnell
Co-Designer	Kevin Ryan Jeffrey Tunnell
Producer	Ken Embery
Game Logic Programmer	Kevin Ryan
Game Engine Programmer	David McClurg
Interface Programmer	Jon Milnes Glenn Wallace
Art Director	Brian Hahn
3D Artist	Anthony Lewis Peter Lewis Vance Naegle Danny Rubyono Bruce Searl
2D Artist	Michael DeSalvo Richard Gabrielson
Lead Quality Analyst	Garrett Turner
Web Page Developer	Bruce Searl
Music	Christopher Stevens Ken Rogers
Sound Effects	Christopher Stevens Ken Rogers

Reviews

Critics

Average score: 66% (based on 23 ratings)

Players

Average score: 4.2 out of 5 (based on 12 ratings with 0 reviews)

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Trivia

References

The final course in this circuit of whimsical miniature golf environments is cobbled together with duct tape in a stark, unfinished basement workshop, containing a series of electric contraptions (such as a fan and a vacuum cleaner) that alter the passage of the golf ball when activated. Fittingly, the level is entitled the Incredible Machine -- an homage to the earlier Dynamix title also produced by Jeff Tunnell.

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MobyGames ID: 2295

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Contributors to this Entry

Game added by Andrew Grasmeder.

Windows 16-bit added by formercontrib.

Additional contributors: Pseudo_Intellectual, Patrick Bregger.

Game added September 4, 2000. Last modified November 18, 2024.