Minna no Golf World Update Plan Aims to Rebuild After Mixed Reviews
The roadmap is Hyde's first concrete response to a year of unresolved criticism, signaling a deliberate effort to rebuild trust with players.
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Hyde, developer of Minna no Golf World, announced an update plan on August 5 to address persistent user complaints. The game, released last September for PC, Switch, and PS5, holds a Mixed rating on Steam and 2.73 stars on PS Store. Updates are scheduled for October and December, with a new survey open until August 19.
Hyde published a detailed update roadmap for Minna no Golf World on August 5, roughly a year after the game's release. The plan targets core complaints that have kept user reviews negative, including character unlock conditions, COM behavior, Switch performance, and online stability.
October updates will ease character unlock conditions and review the number of initially unlocked characters. December adds items to support character development and continues performance fixes. A new survey, open until August 19, asks players about their current experience and satisfaction, with the developer committing to further updates based on feedback.
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