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An Other Golf Game is an open-world life and job simulator built around golf. You earn money for equipment and everyday expenses, practice your swing and try to stay alive while figuring out how the world works.

Playing golf

Golf is a hands-on process: take a club from your bag, put down a tee and ball, check the wind with a handful of grass, line up your shot and perform the swing yourself. You then have to find your ball and play it where it lies. There are no yardage displays or putting guides, so you learn club distances and how the green breaks through practice. A simple but in-depth swing system lets you use different shot types, while wind, distance, terrain and your own ability all affect the result.

You can buy clubs, balls, tees and other equipment as you earn money. Practice at the driving range and practice green before playing a full round at The Oaks Bend golf course, or try the miniature golf course. You can take a cart around the course and look for your ball, or choose how you want to play.

Work and earn

You need money for golf equipment, food, fuel, green fees and other expenses. Odd jobs are available around the golf course and elsewhere in the world, including setting up golf carts, collecting range balls, refilling the ball machine, retrieving supplies for the course bar, emptying trash cans, refilling water coolers and recovering lost golf carts. You work out how to complete each task, then decide how to spend your earnings.

Explore the world

Beyond the golf course is a hand-crafted world roughly 4 km by 4 km, connected by roads. You can drive different vehicles between the golf course, trailer park, gas station and other locations, or follow the roads to see where they lead.

Stay alive

A full day-and-night cycle means you must manage food, water and sleep. Neglecting these needs can lead to serious trouble. Accidents can be costly to treat, and death is permanent: when you die, your run ends.

Learn by exploring

The game has no lengthy tutorials explaining every mechanic and does not automatically teleport you to your next shot. You learn how the world works by experimenting, exploring and making mistakes, and must work out what to do for yourself. Patience and curiosity help you improve at both golf and staying alive.