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Islands Mini golfis a full-blown 3D game with a total of 54 colorful mini-golf holes, each located in a unique paradisiac tropical island. The game supports up to 4 simultaneous players (hot-seat) and an online score keeping system.
What's New
Version 1.5:
- Fixed ball bug
- Fixed crash on OsX 10.5
- Added Brazilian Language
Requirements
Intel/PPC, G4 or better, Mac OS X 10.4 or later, 3D graphics card.
Intel/PPC, G4 or better, Mac OS X 10.4 or later, 3D graphics card.
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Islands Mini golfis a full-blown 3D game with a total of 54 colorful mini-golf holes, each located in a unique paradisiac tropical island. The game supports up to 4 simultaneous players (hot-seat) and an online score keeping system.
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AppleCrypt Mods reviewed on 01 Feb 2007
Buuuut 25smackers is far too much. Sorry 4/5 otherwise 5/5 with a more realistic price tag. Say, a tenner?
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moogle reviewed on 19 Apr 2006
Note that the download here is outdated. The developer's site hosts a Universal Binary.
Direct download link: http://www.danlabgames.com/download.php?id=islands&computer=mac
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Anonymous reviewed on 09 Mar 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 31 Jan 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 01 Dec 2004
It looks to be very entertaining and the quality is nice, but there's no way I'm going to drop that much cash for a registration when i can only play three levels that hardly have anything to them. Release a new demo version with a full round (18 holes) of varying degree and I might be inclined to buy it.
Also, the demo version won't allow you to do the training mode, which kind of sucks.
Personally I would prefer it if there were nine holes just from one course available, or, if the three courses needed to be represented, then perhaps three non-consecutive holes would be good, since then it would give a greater overview of what the holes are like. Look at something like Marble Blast 3D. Yes, they only give you a few levels, but they are across the difficulty spectrum to give an idea of what to expect.
As it is, I would prefer a better indication of the later levels before I parted with my money.
Anonymous reviewed on 01 Dec 2004
Anonymous reviewed on 01 Dec 2004
Anonymous reviewed on 23 Jun 2004
It would be nice if it would at least let you know which in direction to find the pin as the view will occasionally settle facing in the wrong direction. The multiple camera tracking of the ball is disorienting at best and the confusion is compounded as it continually breaks the plane.
Perhaps setting a standard camera height could be of benefit too, as often you will go from a worms eye view to a birds eye view in one shot something which almost never happens when playing real mini golf.
Overall it's playable and somewhat fun, but the camera movement is poor and it detracts from the "mini golf" experience. The course design is fun, but I was unable to play more than two holes without giving up out of frustration with poor visibility.
you can press F1, F2, F3 and F4 to change camera view