1001 Minigolf Challenge screenshots

When the game loads it confirms the screen resolution and windowed/fullscreen mode with the player

The game's main menu screen

The player selection screen. Scores are recorded against named players. Also each player can have a preferred club

The player's initial view of hole one of course one, default pack

Hole one of course one, default pack. The player's point of view changes as the mouse moves.

The wheel on the mouse is used to zoom in and out.

Hole one of course one, default pack. Teeing up to sink the shot. All courses are like this. It's not a fully rendered 3D world.

Hole one of course one, default pack. The shot has been sunk and there's a nice message. Bad shots get the 'Missed' or 'Bad Shot' message

The final act at each hole is to show the score. Really bad holes get a minus score.

When the ball ends up hard against an obstacle, such as this rock, the obstacle becomes almost transparent when the player lines up to take their shot

The game has fans to lift the ball over obstacles. At the top of the screen there's a glimpse of a device that accelerates the ball up a ramp

An example of the device that accelerates the ball up the ramp.

This is why the player needs acceleration up a ramp. Many holes require that the approach shot is taken blind over water

The game configuration options showing the supported resolutions

The island in the background shows the default courses, all of which are unplayed. The player has clicked the 'More Courses' button which brings up the course pack selection option

Custom pack 4 has been selected. All the courses in this pack are available immediately. Note the stats for these courses scrolling across the bottom of the screen.

1001 Minigolf Challenge

Windows screenshots