Crazy City Golf

Crazy City Golf is an online party golf game for up to 8 players, played across a city that serves as the course. Choose your route to each cup: take short shots along roads, cut through alleys or send the ball over rooftops. Items and unexpected mishaps can turn setbacks into shortcuts.

A changing city

A new city is procedurally generated each round and stays the same throughout that round. It may include landmarks such as the Leaning Tower of Pisa, pyramids and an amusement park. Each hole has a different starting point and cup location; cups can be on roads, inside buildings, on rooftops, offshore islands or the decks of docked ships. You can plot a route through rivers, bridges, parks and downtown skyscrapers.

The city can affect your shots in unexpected ways. Passing cars can send your ball flying, and trucks can carry it away. Hitting red barrels or tanker trucks causes explosions, while fire hydrants unleash geysers; an explosion can either spoil a shot or blast the ball closer to the cup. Weather and time of day also change the course: rain makes grass grab the ball, while snow leaves the roads as the only fast surface. The city looks different by day, at dusk and at night.

Items and mishaps

Item boxes scattered around the city give you one of 25 items. You can target yourself or all your opponents. Power Up can increase your distance, while Rewind can undo a mistake; either can instead disrupt your rivals. Other items call in meteors, tornadoes, lightning or a UFO. The effect of an item depends on whom you target and when you use it.

Game modes

The game has three ways to compete:

• CUP | Stroke Play: Get the ball into the cup in as few strokes as possible.
• CHECKPOINTS | Checkpoint Race: Pass through every checkpoint in any order, then reach the cup. Finishing earlier earns more points.
• TERRITORY | Turf War: Fight for control points across the city. The hole ends as soon as anyone sinks their ball. You score for each control point you hold, with a bonus for the player who holes out. In the “First Come” option, captured points cannot be taken back.

All three modes can be played as team battles with 2–4 teams. Lobby settings let you adjust whether items are enabled, the number and length of holes, item amount, traffic, wind strength, weather and time of day.

Public and solo play

Quick Match finds players in public lobbies. You can also add 1–7 CPUs, each with one of 5 skill levels, to play solo or fill out a smaller group. Stamps such as “NICE!”, “SORRY” and “GG” let you express yourself. After someone hits you with an item, you can send a grudge stamp directly to that player.

Round awards

Each round ends with an awards ceremony. Players receive bonus awards for unexpected stats, including trips out of bounds, balls in the water and rooftop landings. The available awards are not revealed until they are announced, and their score bonuses can change the final standings.