Some may find that replaying the hole a number of time to complete all the requirements a tad tedious though, but personally, I found it rewarding when I had completed all the goals. Reaching par and carrying out the three other goals make the game so much more replayable. Along the way you’ll pick up upgrades such as Parachutes for your ball to drop safely, a Blast Shot to give you that extra power you need, and even a Reverse Gravity bonus that does exactly as its name suggests. Each hole has 20 coins that need to collected, a special bonus crate to be destroyed and a skill score to be reached. The main objective is obviously to make Par, but there are three other secondary objectives for each hole. But a couple of hours later, I was still at it, trying to complete the course and move onto the next. 'Just one more hole' was a phrase that I kept saying to myself as I’d sink the par putt on a hole that had given me all sorts of grief.
#WORMS CRAZY GOLF REVIEW SERIES#
Worms series favourites such as sheep that like to gobble up golf balls, old Grannies that whack away balls with their handbags, howling winds, and even magnetic pulses that alter the flight path of your superb tee shots all attempt to begrudge your worm from the ultimate glory. But progressing through the holes and courses adds more dangers for our golfing heroes. Starting with the basic obstacles of Greenkeeper Worms, bunkers and water hazards, Worms Crazy Golf gives an indication of a simple game.
It is simply a matter of selecting from one of the four available clubs (the best one is usually defaulted) aim where you want to hit the ball, and then hold the mouse button for the desired strength. Not that the controls are overly difficult, mind you. The opening holes give gamers a chance to hone their skills and give an indication of what lies beyond. Your worm of choice must navigate each hole in par or better to move on to the next hole. The main game mode (Career mode) has your worm avatar (no, he’s not blue or from Pandora) playing through the three standard courses on offer, each one being available to play once the preceding course has been completed. Not that they’re your standard golf courses though various objects are scattered over the multi level courses to prevent our plaid wearing golfer worms from sinking their dimpled balls into the cup (hmmm.golf parlance is littered with naughty euphemisms, isn’t it?). Our favourite slimy pink characters have decided to leave their cosy worm holes and head for the lush pastures of the golf links. But with Worms Crazy Golf, Birdies, Eagles and Albatrosses are a worm’s best friend. Normally, as a worm, your worst enemies would without doubt be birds.
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