I intended (and promised you) to make a video of your game like https://mega.nz/folder/WQ91HBxL#X4-j8Mj7H30Ai3aevWFEmA

unfortunately I got filtered by your game requiring a controller, so sorry about that.

I thought it would be obvious, but I guess I should let you know, requiring players to own specific hardware is a good way to cut down on number of players. I hope mouse and keyboard controls are going to be implemented in future.

This is a bit too gimmicky for me. Very difficult to play by yourself, it feels like this is more of a two-player, one controller deal. It's very fiddly, if I could lock in one player while controlling another that might help. The balls would also roll over the holes a lot without going in, maybe make the hitbox a bit bigger.

I did like the anime style pop-ups and hitting the other player with the ball is funny.

Welp, I don't have a controller. The game looks interesting. Maybe next time.

When I opened the game, the game window looked offcenter, see the picutre. I think it has to do with me having two monitors, my second monitor is located on the left of my main monitor.

Give me online multiplayer not just local. 

The girls are really cute but the world art like buildings and trees look crude you should make everything cute. 

This could use more music instead of ambient sound so you'll beat out or compete with other golf games better. Study mario golf 64 or something on charming ost's for a golf game. 

Like the concept; and the girls themselves although one that adhires to my kinda fanservice with large breasts would be better then 2 flatlets. Keep it up! 

I'm not feeling this concept. There's quite a bit of precision required even for a single golf ball, but I have to do it while juggling 2 balls now. The only thing that got me intrigued was hitting the other player, which got me thinking that there's a potential to add some cool interactions to spice things up.

Going off only the singleplayer mode, the initial courses did feel similar and the strategies I used to clear them were too. With level design, since the hook is that you're using both players to golf at the same time, I think it would be cool to see the two characters working together instead of just golfing the same time in different spots on the course. How you implement that is difficult to say, maybe when one character is finished you can have them run ahead and interact with course hazards or use them to ricochet balls off of- sorry if this is off base for your goal with the game.

I do think the presentation is really charming, things like the balls knocking your teammate down are nice touches, I could see things like different girls having different idle animations they engage in when they've beaten the course and their partner is still golfing, adding some character to them.

It's got a charming style for sure, but the gameplay feels gimmicky.

What's fun about golf games is mastering the courses, imo forcing players to only do hole-in-ones hurts replayability.

Also my controller is old and shitty so having to aim by holding the stick caused gif related.

I might be too stupid for this game. Would probably prefer if the power meter went up and down instead of firing automatically so you have more time to plan out the 2 shots. The hills worked as intended but was able to fire through walls in a few places. Being able to "lock in" a shot by holding one trigger would be nice, but it would also trivialize the point of the game so I get why you wouldn't want to add it. Any kind of pause menu to back out of or restart a course would be appreciated.