Wonderputt Is. Awesome. That pretty much sums it up. The enjoyment of playing this game comes from two directions: the gameplay of putting the ball into the hole(s), and also from the fact that your interacting with a work of art. The amount of polish in this game is just insane.
At first glance, you might think this is a simple game with a few holes of mini-golf. Then you start playing, and see beautifully animated meteors crash into the first hole to form the course. On the next hole, you realize that each hole is not as it seems as an alien spaceship controls the layout (and picks up a few cows). It may not look like it, but this is actually an 18-hole mini-golf course where animations transform and open up some of the unseen parts of the course.
If all of that weren’t enough, Wonderputt also has achievements and some nice social hooks that you can access from the game info screen. You can share your status, your score, time, individual hole score, and the number of collectables you found. Speaking of collectibles, these become available in “wonder” mode
Wonderputt is a beautifully crafted game with great artwork, fluid animations, and great sound to boot. The extra game mode should make most players play at least twice.
