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Infinite Minigolf
Where do you go after colonizing an entire planet with miniature golf? How about someplace endlessly larger? Zen Studios has announced the sequel to Planet Minigolf, a little something called Infinite Minigolf.
Players will be able to customize their avatars, naturally, but they'll also be able to design their own courses, and then share them with friends. The game is coming to Steam Early Access on October 6, with a full release in 2017. The trailer below shows off the first course, Giant Home, in which players experience the always-delightful phenomenon of being a little person in a giant world.
The Early Access version of the game is priced at $14.99, and the full game will set you back $19.99 when it releases next year on PC.
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