Enjoy Playing Adam and Eve: Golf
If you’ve ever imagined what golf might’ve looked like in the Stone Age, this game is about as close as it gets—except instead of fancy clubs, you’re flicking balls with a makeshift stick and trying to avoid being turned into dino lunch. The art style is adorable in its simplicity: stick-figure silhouettes against colorful backdrops, and each hole is rigged with saw blades, bouncy mushrooms, and other prehistoric hazards that make you scratch your head before you even take your shot.
What’s neat is how each level layers on new puzzle mechanics. One minute you’re just lining up a straightforward putt, and the next you’re wrestling with a magnet that drags your golf ball into a spiky trap unless you hit it just right. You’ll find yourself experimenting with angle, force—and yes, sometimes just flinging the ball and hoping for the best. There’s no timer breathing down your neck, so you can take your sweet time figuring out that perfect ricochet.
As you move through the game, you unlock bonus stages that get progressively wilder: portal portals that warp your ball in midair, springboards that send it flying, and even tiny levers you can knock to open new paths. Getting three stars on each hole feels like a real badge of honor, especially when you finally nail that impossible bank shot around a T-Rex footprint.
It’s a perfect little treat if you need a break from serious gaming—just quick, bite-sized brainteasers wrapped in prehistoric charm. Whether you’re a golf buff or someone who just loves a good goofy puzzle, Adam and Eve: Golf strikes a great balance between silliness and head-scratching fun.