New 3D Golf Simulation Devil's Course is one of those early '90s golf games that somehow makes pixelated greens feel intense. You pick your clubs, adjust your swing power with this weird little meter, and pray the wind doesn’t send your ball into the rough—which, let’s be honest, it usually does. The "3D" in the title is generous by today’s standards, but back then, the angled camera and basic terrain elevation actually felt kinda cutting-edge.

First hole drops you straight into a deceptively simple fairway, and then suddenly you’re sweating over whether to go for the sand wedge or just accept bogey. The Japanese version has some quirky menu translations, but the gameplay’s solid if you’re into old-school golf sims. Just don’t expect forgiving physics—this one plays more like a puzzle game where the puzzle is "how do I not embarrass myself."

Still weirdly satisfying when you finally nail a long putt, though.