New 3D Golf Simulation Devil’s Course is one of those old-school Sega Genesis golf games that somehow nails the balance between being playable and punishing. The "3D" in the title is generous—expect chunky polygons and a camera that swings awkwardly behind your golfer—but there’s something weirdly satisfying about lining up shots on these brutal courses.

You start with basic clubs and a swing meter that feels just unpredictable enough to keep things tense. Miss your timing, and that ball’s heading straight into a bunker (or worse, the pixelated water hazards). The courses get mean fast—elevation changes, blind shots, and wind that’ll mess with your putts. It’s not PGA Tour-level realism, but it’s got that "one more try" hook when you barely miss a birdie.

Honestly, the charm’s in the jank. The golfer animations are stiff, the music’s repetitive, and the greens look like someone smeared green paint on a grid. But if you’ve got nostalgia for early ‘90s sports games, this one’s a weird little time capsule. Just don’t expect mercy from those devilish holes.