House of Golf 2 gets putt back with delay to August 16th
thesixthaxis.comHouse of Golf 2 has been delayed to August 16th, Starlight Games has announced. The reason given for the short delay from the original release date of July 25th is that the team are working on a few more improvements and tweaks. House of Golf 2 features collaboration with Razer too, incorporating things like Razer inspired golf balls. The game features over 100 hundred courses, four player local multiplayer, and online leaderboards.
The Razer collaboration also includes Chroma, Axon, and Cortex. The Razer Chroma feature in House of Golf 2 creates a visualisation effect that introduces a spectrum of colors from the game’s environments into players’ homes and device setups, when synchronised with lighting ecosystems. Razer Axon brings together various dynamic wallpapers to gamers, which can be
synced to Razer Chroma enabled devices. Razer Cortex is a game performance booster.
“House of Golf 2 is a labour of love and we’ve chosen to push back the release of the game across all platforms to ensure that the game is available for all to enjoy and have an entertaining experience,” said Gary Nichols, Founder of Starlight Games. “The slight delay of release allows us to implement a final few tweaks and additions to the development of House of Golf 2, and players be able to put their putting skills to the test across many challenging yet wild courses.”
House of Golf 2 is available to wishlist on all available platforms.
Wishlist now on:
● PlayStation Store
● Xbox Store
● Steam
● Epic Games Store
In our preview, Stefan said, “The fundamentals of House of Golf 2 are pretty similar to the menagerie of other minigolf games that have teed off in recent years – your Golf With Friends, and your Golf Gang, and all the rest – as you are represented purely by a ball in the game world, pick a direction and strength, then tap to send the ball flying in that direction. It’s far less technical than a PGA Tour game with multi-tap shot power, spin and all the rest – that said, a pull back to
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