Experience earned from doing activities can be spent on improving various facets of your character’s swing, such as the length or how drastically you can shape the shot. You never know what’s coming next, and it’s rather impressive how creative the developers can get with quest objectives.

One might see you trying to land a certain number of balls inside a ring by bouncing the ball at least once off of a turtle, while another might ask you to run around the course under a certain time limit. Along with this, NPCs with sidequests are everywhere, and they have a vast array of requests. The overworld is riddled with things like secret buttons and holes that you can hit with your golf ball which can award you experience points or money, or unlock a secret area. Though golf is central to the whole experience, gameplay is not simply a matter of hitting the green that’s only a fraction of the experience. Whether it be one of your rivals early on who refuses to actually golf in favor of the “simulator”, or a caveman that repeatedly mistakes your character for a small child, the narrative has a wry, lighthearted style that’ll keep you playing just for the characters, not to mention the great gameplay. Not only does everyone appreciate a good underdog story like this, but there’s a very dry tongue-in-cheek kind of humour that runs through the whole thing that calls to mind the style of EarthBound. One thing that Golf Story absolutely gets right is the charming and witty writing of the characters.

The story then takes you on a journey through an increasingly ridiculous array of golf courses in a quest to be the best and to prove yourself to everyone. Golf Story Switch NSP Free Download Romslab

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