Golf Peaks

Afterburn

About this game

Golf Peaks is a chill puzzle game about climbing misty mountains by playing golf. Choose cards to move the ball around, avoid hazards or use them to your advantage, solve over 120 handcrafted levels and become the master of Golf Peaks!

UNIQUE GOLF PUZZLES
You start each stage with a selection of cards (strokes) - pick the right one, choose a direction and launch your ball towards the hole!

ZERO UNDERSTANDING OF GOLF REQUIRED
Golf Peaks offers a fun experience even if you don’t know your eagles from bogeys - the game’s textless tutorial introduces everything you need at a relaxed pace.

120+ HOLES TO CONQUER
Each location offers a half-course with 9 holes to solve, along with a bonus short course (3 holes) for players seeking an additional challenge!

BUNKERS, PITS & MORE
Over the course of the game you’ll encounter familiar golf-inspired mechanics like fairways, sand traps and water... as well as some more exotic hazards!

Ratings and reviews

Not bad. Love it when golf is given a twist. This puzzle game sticks to being a bit difficult which is not bad since you don't need all cards sometimes, and you can cheese a few levels as well. The fact that there's probably not only one solution for each level is great, definitely added to the fun; it drove me to 101%! Great way to spend your time if you really dig puzzles.

I just 100% completed Golf Peaks, and I'm still hungry for more! This is such a clever and well-made game; there should be more like it on the Play Store. The art is great and the music is relaxing (and very reminiscent The Legend of Zelda BotW, at times.) The puzzles are sometimes tricky, but never impossible. I never had to look up hints or solutions, though I was tempted a few times! 5 stars; I would definitely recommend this game to any puzzle lover.

Easily 3 dollars worth. You can feel the thought behind each puzzle, and there's a good variety of challenges to be had. I enjoy that each new gimmick is introduced with an easy level that allows you to discover it through trial and error. My feedback is to highlight the path your ball will take before the stroke (would help with the isometric perspective), and to more clearly differentiate between the bunker and quick sand tiles (I tend to get them mixed up).

What's new

Celebrating 5 years of Golf Peaks!