Neverputt
Sports
Ratings
Age
4+
Category
Sports
Languages
English
Fri Jun 24 2022
iPad orientation changed
controls moved to the right
updated gamepad support
Neverputt is a 3D mini-golf game built on the Neverball physics engine. It features a wide variety of courses that test your ability to judge distance and angle. From classic putting greens to fantastical obstacle courses, Neverputt provides a fun and challenging golf experience for one to four players.
Dinsun Expert Review
Our Expert Score
Neverputt is the mini-golf companion to Neverball, using the same physics engine but applied to the world of putting. It’s a much more relaxed experience than Neverball, but still requires a high level of precision. The level designs are creative, ranging from standard greens to wild, multi-tiered courses with moving parts.
It’s a great local multiplayer game if you want to pass-and-play with a friend. The physics feel 'weighty' and realistic, meaning you really have to judge your power and angles. It’s a no-nonsense, high-quality mini-golf sim that focuses on gameplay over flashy gimmicks.
Features
Up to 4-player local multiplayer
Diverse course collections
Realistic physics simulations
Simple touch-and-drag controls
Tips & Walkthrough
Before taking a shot, use the camera to look at the hole from different angles. The physics engine is very sensitive to slopes, so a straight shot isn't always the best path.
Gameplays
Navigate complex courses with unique hazards like pipes, fans, and moving platforms.
Screenshot
Q&A
No, unlike Neverball, Neverputt focuses on the number of strokes rather than a countdown clock.
Ratings & Reviews
Works fine, affordable and easy
Sun Dec 26 2021 DayFire725Sure this is a free game on Linux, but the Mac version has not been updated on the developer website for a long time, and cannot just be downloaded and installed like on Linux. Rather than screw with getting it installed via Macports or some emulator, for 99¢ I just paid up and can now easily play on MacOS or iOS, although it is difficult on a phone due to lack of precision controls (no shift key). If I could recommend something to the dev for the phone version, add a precision control button on the right like how there is a swing button on the left. That would make the iOS version more usable.
