The game is pretty good :D
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Get ready for the wildest game of mini golf you've ever played, Mighty Mini Golf! This mini golf game has all kinds of crazy features, a map screen, a boss fight and it's the only mini golf game that I can think of where you could possible die!
You can also download a standalone Windows version with gamepad support here: https://cthomaspinnick.itch.io/mighty-mini-golf-first-course
I had previously released a version of this game before, but this is much more feature-full, especially if you are playing in single player mode. I thought the previous version didn't do much for the single player, so I made that the focus this time, with the addition of the map, boss fight, mini game, and scores to beat to unlock things! The demo still only features one course, Neil's Dino-Rama Mini Golf, but has been rebalanced for difficulty. The final game will have many more courses!
CREDITS
Game Design/Art/Concept - c. thomas pinnick
Voice Acting- Sam and Josh of Nerd Overload! Special Thanks to Sam for some additional sound editing!
Sound effects- c. thomas pinnick using LapChirp
Music/Rest of the Sound- Wolfgang_, Pro Sensory, SketchyLogic, greg300, Chasersgaming, congusbongus, celestialghost8, hopefully I didn't miss anybody on OpenGameArt.org!
Yes, but do you know how awkward it is to be pressing E,R,F while you are moving with WASD?
Why put all the controls in one hand, is there a reason? Especially F, the usual way of pressing F is to lift your index from D and press F right? But I need to press them simultaneously! and this results in a weird finger tap dancing on the keyboard.
Your other hand is literally doing nothing. Just move the action keys to be pressed with the other hand. Emulate a SNES controller. Left hand move. Right hand actions. WASD + JKL.
(J is a good start because it has a notch, plus it is the resting position of the right hand on the keyboard)
Peace
FettFetterson responds:
It’s set up that way so both players can use each side of the keyboard in local multiplayer. I’ll have to look in to shifting the controls around when there isn’t another player in the game. Thanks for the feedback!