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  • Summary: The rich fled to Mars but venture back to a desolate Earth for a round of golf. Each hole in the wasteland offers its own little story and possible puzzle to sink the perfect shot. Play through destroyed brutalist monuments, crumbling shopping malls, and abandoned museums as neon signs andThe rich fled to Mars but venture back to a desolate Earth for a round of golf. Each hole in the wasteland offers its own little story and possible puzzle to sink the perfect shot. Play through destroyed brutalist monuments, crumbling shopping malls, and abandoned museums as neon signs and poignant graffiti take swings at current events, Silicon Valley culture and humanity.

    Piece together the full story of how humanity fell through three distinct sources. Details from the lone golfer's story, who's come back to Earth for one last game. The Radio Nostalgia From Mars broadcast that gives a glimpse into the lives of those who escaped. And the narration of a "secret spectator" watching from a distance...
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  1. Jun 26, 2018
    95
    More than a classic golf game, golf Club: Wasteland offers you a true immersive journey, its artistic achievement is particularly successful, it will transport you in these environments as dilapidated as beautiful. You will soon be caught up in this sensitive and moving adventure in the heart of a world devastated by sports, which, you will have understood, is far removed from the classic golf simulation games.
  2. Jun 26, 2018
    90
    Golf Club: Wasteland is quite the creative experience that you should check out. It uses golf quite well to convey a message, even if it is a bit ham-fisted at times. And then there’s a solid 2D golf game with replayability to go along with its narrative and thematic elements. Rare is the game that gets you thinking about modern society, while being angry that you missed the shot to get past a giant, irradiated giraffe. Well done, Demagog Studio.
  3. 80
    Beautiful and elegiac are not normally adjectives you’d use to describe a golf simulation, but that’s what this is, and a highly unusual and peaceful experience.
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