The majority of the gameplay involves you playing against one other character, with three, five or seven rounds of golf, attempting to win the most holes before moving on to the next section. Apparently they also kidnap a few participants along the way, even though nobody seems to mind that much.įrom the outset, there are only two characters available for the Story mode, but as you finish their sections, which are broken down into five to seven parts - or actual games of golf - you'll unlock additional people. According to this realm's history, a legendary hero defeated a Dark Lord using the game of golf, which is pretty much as ridiculous as it sounds, and every year, they celebrate this victory by hosting a tournament that anyone can join. The idea is that the game starts off with a couple of human kids getting transported to a mysterious world to partake in a Pangya tournament, with "Pangya" being the name of golf in this universe. The story isn't particularly exciting, but it does have a certain sense of charm. Additionally, you actually need to play as each character to advance the story, which is split into two chapters, along with a catchall prologue and epilogue.
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A lot of this is standard flair for golf games, in particular Nintendo's Mario titles, but the Story mode is the real standout here, offering up a series of events for a number of characters, all with their own stories that manage to intertwine with one another, making it worthwhile to check out each and every one. There's a robust Story mode, with multiple characters and tons of unlockables to check out, an ad-hoc multiplayer mode that supports up to eight players, a tournament mode that pits you against a huge number of players, and finally a standard exhibition match with a few customizable options. It hasn't seen the same type of refinement as Sony's long-running golf series, but at the same time, this fresh-out-of-the-gate golf game is a solid first entry, and it's certainly worth playing if you enjoy arcade golf. If you enjoy the Hot Shots franchise at all, you'll most likely find something to enjoy in Pangya. However, I love video game golf, especially when it's more arcade-like, and for that reason alone, I was bound to enjoy Pangya: Fantasy Golf.Īdmittedly, Pangya: Fantasy Golf has a pretty odd name, and it's based on an obscure Korean MMO, but hear me out. Likewise, watching golf was something I tried to get into around the same time, and while I can appreciate the game, it wasn't something that I had the necessary attention span to get into. I tried to learn the sport as a teenager and took a few lessons, but my subsequent outings with friends were all miserable affairs, and if I actually managed to hit the ball, it was a pretty random event.
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