Cursed to Golf is now available on PC and Consoles

Cursed to Golf is a golf-like 2D platformer from Chuhai Labs and Thunderful Publishing. This is the debut title from the studio, and one of the most creative roguelikes we’ve seen in a while. Cursed to Golf is available on various platforms, and you can start playing right now. The reception has been incredibly positive so far, and if you’re someone that like a bit of a challenge there’s nothing really out there like Cursed to Golf.

Cursed to Golf is now available

In Cursed to Golf, you play as a golf champion suddenly taken away to Golf Purgatory. There, they will have to face a wide variety of challenges in the form of 2D golf courses. With the help of some memorable NPCs, ACE cards, and other features, they’ll eventually make their way out, and ascend to victory.

There are a total of 70 levels that are arranged according to difficulty in each run, so while each run feels different, the levels are handcrafted and aren’t procedularly generated.

It’s a reasonably challenging game and relies more on your skill, and understanding of physics rather than luck. We highly recommend it, especially if you like platformers, golf, and roguelikes that take more than just the perfect build. With enough practice, you’re sure to become the next Golfing Legend!

Cursed to Golf Platforms

The title is available now on PC through Steam, GOG, and the Epic Games Store. It is also available on consoles including the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S|X, and the Nintendo Switch. You can also get to these links directly from the Thunderful website.

Cursed to Golf costs $20, but is currently 10% off on Steam. This will remain for 7 days.

At the moment, Cursed to Golf is sitting at a Metacritic score of 90, and we’re really interested to see what the fans have to say about it.

While you’re here, make sure to read about some of the games we recently reviewed including Lost in Play, Thymesia, and Gigabash.

Are you going to pick the title up? Share your thoughts and experience in the comments below.