3-D Ultra Minigolf

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Description

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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Part of the Following Groups

• 3-D Ultra series
• Genre: Miniature golf

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Critic Reviews

World Village (Gamer's Zone)	Windows	1997		100
Gameplay (Benelux)	Windows	Jul 01, 1997	83 out of 100	83
Computer Gaming World (CGW)	Windows 3.x	Sep, 1997		70
Oldies Rising	Windows 3.x	Jun 27, 2010	14 out of 20	70
Power Play	Windows	May, 1997	66 out of 100	66
PC Jeux	Windows	Jun, 1997	65 out of 100	65
All Game Guide	Windows 3.x	1997		60
PC Player (Germany)	Windows	Jun, 1997		60
Génération 4	Windows 3.x	May, 1997		50
Computer Games Magazine	Windows	1997		50

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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.