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js13k 2020

A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. JS13KGames entry for 2020, theme is "404 THEME (NOT) FOUND". With planet Figadore ravaged by the Regolith virus, all sporting events have been cancelled. Determined to play a round of golf, Fred sneaks on to the "Coding Golf" island golfcourse where he works, to play a game. Your mission is to help…

by @picosonic · picosonic/js13k-2020 on GitHubLANG JavaScript★ 2HOSTED ON PICOSONIC.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 25 Oct 2023

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JS13KGames entry for 2020, theme is "404 THEME (NOT) FOUND".

With planet Figadore ravaged by the Regolith virus, all sporting events have been cancelled. Determined to play a round of golf, Fred sneaks on to the "Coding Golf" island golfcourse where he works, to play a game.

Your mission is to help Fred get the lowest score possible on each hole so that he can win the "Broken Links" championship trophy.

Use the left/right cursor keys to rotate the direction the ball will be struck in, then select a golf club using the up/down arrows to adjust the range.

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