But it unfortunately fails to capture the charm and replayability that oozes from every pore of the game that it apes.
Featuring over 60 levels, Uzzuzzu My Pet: Golf Dash begins as a wacky mini golf title but soon turns into seemingly random levels that vary hugely in quality, and are further hampered by clunky controls. I thoroughly enjoyed What the Golf? And the early stages of this game appeared to be riffing heavily from that title – but still promised colourful, zany fun.
I assumed I’d get enough value based purely on being such a fan of the charming gameplay in this niche genre of comedy / cartoon non-golf. Unfortunately, the tedious level design, extremely brief run time, and recycling of ideas mean that the handful of fun moments soon get lost in a deluge of mediocrity as you tediously try to get your current object over a small bridge, or find your way around some invisible obstacle due to dodgy collision detection.
SUMMARY
Add in the fact that is a game currently priced far beyond the entertainment that it offers, and it adds up to an experience that is hard to recommend for any age or skill level.
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