The pictured golf club will be added to the player’s stock of golf clubs at the right bottom. They can be removed from the table at any time. Iron Cards: Green-shaded cards with a specific golf club (going from 2 to 9).Sand Traps: The 'sand wedge' card must be cleared from the table to unlock a pile of cards at the right of the screen.Water Hazards: The blue-shaded cards must be cleared from the table to unlock a pile of cards at the right of the screen.The golf courses often have special cards, making the game even more fun and challenging: The round ends when the stock is empty and you don’t have any valid moves left. When you are stuck, you can click the stock and a new card will be turned face-up. Next to the face-up card at the bottom there is an undo button that allows to go one step back. The card you clicked will be moved to the bottom, determining which move you can make next. You can remove a card from the table by clicking a card that is one higher or lower in rank than the card at the bottom. The objective of the game is to clear as many cards from the table as possible.Īt the bottom, there is a stock of face-down cards (draw pile) with one card flipped face-up next to it. Rulesįairway Solitaire is a simple game that is easy to play. In Fairway Solitaire, there is both luck and skill required to win a game. It belongs to the category of solitaire games, and more specifically the family of adding & pairing solitaire games. Here's a working copy of Miniverse Minigolf.Fairway Solitaire is a golf-themed solitaire card game similar to golf solitaire. It went on to sell hundreds of thousands of copies under various names (Minigolf Master, eGames Minigolf, Mini Golf 2) and was a staple of the compilation CD-ROMs that lined the isles of Frys, Circuit City and Walmart in the early 2000s.Įvery now and again I get emails asking where to get a copy for nostalgia's sake and itch.io seems like the right place for it. Imagining a universe of lush worlds lovingly adapted into the most challenging miniature golf courses ever. The conceit was that the planets of Miniverse have been terraformed into challenging courses. ) They called it Miniverse, an arcade-style miniature golf simulation featuring an isometric user perspective, 3D rendered scrolling play-fields, and an advanced (for its time) physics engine. In 1999, Michael Wilson (founder of NO2 Games and more recently Ponywolf) built his first game with his college roommate, Ed Brown (of Popcap, Casual Labs and creator of the wonderful Paint it Back.
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