King of Clubs
Publisher: Oxygen Interactive
# of Players: 1-4
Category: Classics/Puzzles
Release Dates
Intl - 03/28/2008
Official International Game Website
News
Put your balls in Bubba's hands!!!
King of Clubs for the Nintendo Wii is shipping to a store near you!
King Of Clubs Arrives On Additional Formats
Oxygen Games is delighted to announce that King of Clubs is coming…
King Of Clubs Virtual Demo
Oxygen Games™ is pleased to be able to release a specially commissioned developer demo
More Details from The King of Clubs
Take a patch of land in Nevada, a little money, a lot of imagination, and then add a whole load of balls...
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A fun and engaging trick-based action puzzle game.
Description
King of Clubs is an innovative action-puzzle game, combining the challenge of the traditional ball-rolling puzzler with the classic tacky seaside pastime of mini-golf. As an evolution of the puzzle genre, each level has multiple solutions, and as further equipment is unlocked, new paths through each hole become viable. Building on the great tradition of sorry-looking mini-golf courses, the game is set in a dilapidated theme-park which takes decaying kitsch to new extremes.
Features
- Collect, unlock, or buy rewards to complete a variety of puzzles across five themes including Egyptian, Prehistoric, Medieval, Futuristic and Tropical – each with its own quirky resident pro/boss.
- Outwit your friends or beat the pros over 96 puzzling levels – and a chance for a ‘hole in none’ on every one.
- Endless ways of completing each puzzle, King of Clubs offers enormously long-lasting playability.
- Multiple game modes and a choice of matchplay or strokeplay for up to four players
- Customise the colour, pattern and trail of your ball in the pro shop;
- “Quack packs” to personalise the sounds made by the player’s club and balls.
- On-course ‘pick up’ items to be collected to throughout each round – such as cash bags, shot savers (reduces stroke count), bonus letters & mulligan tokens (which can be used to replay a bad shot at no cost to stroke count).
- Don’t just use a standard putter and ball – try out the speed ball, flight lite ball or glue ball and give it some welly with a selection of crazy clubs including the power putter 2000, or even the guide supreme!
