Splash Shot Golf Legend

good game lots of booba only problem is price.

With the patch from the developers website the lewd content does it's job. Those who expect a game with actual golf sport to play not so much. The golf course is just a background setting, no management systems or some golf gameplay here to find. 7 girls in total in this game to date. I can live with that.

This is probably the slowest starting game, in terms of story, I've ever played. The basic golf mechanics feel more like QTEs than actual golfing. Also, the lack of options and painfully slow text really made the 40 minutes I played a chore. Unless you reaaaaaaally like going through every indie title known to man, this one should be a hard pass.

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Although this game labels itself as a golf game, there is barely any actual golf gameplay. The only golf-related mechanic is hitting a ball based on a sliding cursor. There is no aiming, no meaningful skill involved, and nothing that really feels like playing golf. The game is split into two separate parts, and you have to choose which one to play when launching the app. The first part is a visual novel about 7 girls. You play as a man who receives a golf club from his grandfather and accidentally meets an alien who gives him the power to influence them. There is no central storyline, only short mini-stories for each girl based on the days of the week. The game seems like it has the potential to let you do many things, but in reality, you mostly just repeat scenes until a new one unlocks, which becomes quite grindy. The second part is a visual novel about a boy enrolling in a golf academy and meeting two or three girls he can romance. There is technically a plot, but it feels like a scrapped or unfinished project that the developer decided not to continue polishing. One of the girls does not even have a 3D character model during normal interactions, but suddenly appears in a 3D adult scene later. The main girl also has an NTR storyline, but it feels poorly implemented and underdeveloped. Aside from the lack of actual golf gameplay, one of the worst parts is that there is no clear way to view the important stats required for progression. In the first game, this means the corruption level of each girl. In the second game, this means your character’s power and technique. These stats do not seem to affect much beyond checking whether you can progress the story. There are many voiced 3D scenes, but the interaction is mostly limited to clicking buttons to change the scene. Some players might enjoy it for what it is, but at the current full price, I highly do not recommend it. It also requires a patch to access all of the content.