Everybody’s Golf: Hot Shots Review: Big Birdies, Bland Graphics

However, what hooked me was the light RPG elements that comprise a significant portion of the single-player content in the two main modes: Challenge Mode and World Tour.

Let’s start with the World Tour, as it’s the most ridiculous part of the game (in the best way possible). In it, you control a golfer and tackle a handful of missions, complete with cutscenes and a story arc. These characters are pretty generic in appearance, but many of their plotlines are fun. For example, Mizuki is a moody teen who…