It's a lonely game that's more about the light puzzling involved to sink a shot despite all the destruction than it is about a high score, though you can play to finish in as few strokes as possible if you like. Its visuals are minimalist but striking, featuring courses plotted out through demolished brutalist architecture with looming neon signs, roaming wildlife like ball-kicking cows and a towering giraffe, and empty buildings. Earth is now used solely as a golf course for the ultra-rich who escaped to Mars during the catastrophe that destroyed their home. It takes place in the post-apocalypse where almost all human life has been wiped out. The finished product, Golf Club Wasteland, is a lovely, haunting experience. His development touchstones were simple ones: minimalist golfing title Desert Golfing, Worms, and an MS-DOS game called Gorillas where the player types in an angle and force in order to throw bananas at another gorilla across a city. Simić tells me the team never aimed to create a realistic golf game with Golf Club Wasteland. The idea for a golf game jived with their need for a less complex project, too.
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