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About WHAT THE GOLF?
WHAT THE GOLF? is a comedy‑driven puzzle game that uses a golf‑style premise but quickly diverges into absurd challenges featuring toasters, hot dogs, office chairs and other random objects. Each level is a quirky “course” that rewards creativity over precision, encouraging players to experiment with anything from a string of sausages to a frozen rubber glove.
The game offers a daily rotation of new courses, a built‑in level editor for player‑made content, and several multiplayer options including Steam Remote Play Together. It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux and supports partial controller use, Steam Cloud saves, achievements and leaderboards.
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Comedy Puzzle Gameplay
The core experience blends humor with puzzle solving, presenting levels that look like golf holes but behave like surreal challenges. Objects such as toasters or office chairs replace traditional clubs, and success depends on inventive use rather than accurate swings.
Players are encouraged to try any item—string of sausages, frozen rubber glove, etc.—to see how it interacts with the environment, making each attempt a source of surprise and laughter.
- Experiment with unconventional items to discover hidden interactions.
- Observe how the physics react differently to each object for better outcomes.
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Daily Courses & Prizes
New courses appear each day, offering fresh puzzles and a chance to win “more or less useful prizes.” This rotating content keeps the experience fresh and motivates regular play.
Prizes are tied to the daily courses, adding a light‑hearted incentive to return and try the latest absurd level.
- Check the game daily for new courses to keep the experience varied.
- Play the daily course to try for its prize.
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Level Editor
WHAT THE GOLF? includes a built‑in editor that lets players design their own “silly” levels using the same random objects found in the main game. Creations can be shared with the community, expanding the pool of available courses.
The editor lets players create their own silly levels and get them out into the world.
- Start with a simple layout before adding many random objects.
- Test your level repeatedly to ensure the intended humor works.
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Multiplayer & Remote Play
Beyond single‑player, the game supports PvP, split‑screen and shared modes, plus Steam Remote Play Together for online co‑op. Friends can watch each other’s attempts or compete on the same device.
Remote Play on TV also lets players enjoy the chaotic courses from a couch setup, extending the social experience beyond the desktop.
- Use Remote Play Together to let a friend control the swing while you watch.
- Try split‑screen PvP for quick, competitive rounds with a friend.
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Platform & Cloud Features
The title runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, and supports partial controller input, Steam Cloud saves, achievements and leaderboards. These features ensure progress is retained across devices and provide extra goals for competitive players.
Family Sharing is also listed, allowing multiple accounts on the same hardware to access the game without separate purchases.
- Enable Steam Cloud to keep your progress when switching PCs.
- Check the leaderboards for creative solutions from other players.
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