Recent reviews by Happy Gilmore

Fun gameplay, not sure I agree with the "zen" part though, the difficulty curve is steep.
It's a decent little game for the price.

One of the best RPGs ever made.

Great game, great physics, endlessly replayable as there's good new maps in the workshop every day.

The gameplay is fine, extremely repetitive though. The real problem is community issues the devs are failing to address. The host of a game can kick you even after you've boarded the ship to finish a mission and this is a widespread problem. Some guy can make you waste half an hour basically farming for him and then kick you with half a second left in the game and you will get 0 rewards for your time.

I don't get the hype. The map design and the gameplay feel like they were made for 2 different games, there's 2 modes that are 80% the same thing and neither are very fun. It feels like they cared about more about the modes feeling new than fun to play.

So far the maps are interesting and the movement actually feels a little bit better than Human Fall Flat.

So I like the game, I have a lot more hours than it says in Steam as I got the game on epic store at launch.
But I won't recommend it for purchase in its current state as there's critical problems the devs have not fixed, some existing since launch, and the introduction of paid battle-passes before fixing these issues is an insult to the playerbase.

- The servers are very laggy, even the 40 man, I have 8 ping and very fast internet, it's the servers.
- The fundamentals of the combat system are unreliable, people can still kick and block a swing at the same time. Very often you will counter a swing, get the notification you countered the swing, and still get hit by the swing.
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Queuing position 13000 people. 1 hour 55 minutes, want to play local MP? bad luck. Who the hell thought this was a good idea?

I was pretty blown away by this program. Not only is it a satisfying digital painting experience, it's the most accurate feeling physics simulation I've seen in VR. everything behaves as you expect it to and tiny changes in pressure or angle produce different results.

Definitely one of the better DLC maps, an interesting map with lots of holes inviting you to use the land geometry for shortcuts. This one puts function before form as a minigolf course where the same can't be said for all the DLC maps.