Overview

Ready for a challenge? In this game you control a golf ball with just one button. Press and release the key to choose the direction and strength of your shot, and try to reach the hole in one... 100 meters high! But be careful, one wrong shot and you could lose all your progress.

Can you keep your cool and master the physics? Give it a try and find out!


Controls

Tap the screen (or use the Space key/mouse on PC) to start aiming. Adjust the angle with the spinner and the power of the throw with the power gauge. Release to launch the ball. Aim well and reach new heights!


Features

  • Simple one-button gameplay.
  • Challenging physics-based mechanics.
  • A minimalistic yet rewarding experience.
  • Retry as many times as you want!"

  • About

    This game was created in less than 5 days for the 1-Button Jam 2024, where the goal was to design a game that used a single button for all interactions.


    Comments

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    Really fun! For a game as punishing as this it's oddly super relaxing. Felt like I had reached some sort of enlightened state after a bit. My highest score so far has been 77M. Absolutely diabolical but genius decision to have the spinner start rotating counter-clockwise to the left of the player  since I feel like it prevents you from cheesing your way up in the first section of the game when you're climbing up and to the right (so many times I was like "AAAHHH ARRRRGGG I WAS RIGHT THERE!!!" and then immediately went back to playing LOL). Very well done!

    (+2)

    Great game! 7/10

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    Very fun, and masterable! Only suggestion I have is to make the arrow that spins around the player not disappear behind the rock. Otherwise addicting game!

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    Super addicting, wish the max score worked because I got over 60 (no spoilers but I got pt2). Nice challenges, great job keeping things simple but good!

    Thanks for your comment! Are you sure the max score isn't working? If you refresh the page, it should show it, at least that's how it's supposed to work.