No More Robots Announces Really Illegal Golf for PC
The pitch answers the question most golf games ignore: what happens after the club revokes your membership, and the answer is a stealth game set on ship decks, parking lots, and a tower crane.
Reporting from 1 source: Automaton.
Publisher No More Robots announced on September 21 that Pushlab Games is developing Really Illegal Golf, a stealth golf game for PC via Steam with a Q1 2027 release planned. Players sneak onto courses declared off-limits, evade guards, cameras, and drones, and can use golf clubs, smoke grenades, taser guns, coins, and flash grenades. A demo covering all 9 holes is available, and the game supports Japanese text.
Pushlab Games, based in New Zealand, is building the game around characters who were banned from their local club and infiltrate courses at night to keep playing. Security guards, cameras, and surveillance drones patrol each hole, and vision cones mark what the guards can see. Players do not have to run: they can hit a ball at a guard to take them out or smash shots into obstructing objects. Rounds are not confined to fairways either. Screenshots show swings on a ship deck, by the seaside, in a parking lot, and inside a vault, with the official description naming a tower crane top as a candidate hole.
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