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Torii Golf

Isometric mini golf through Japanese history, folktales, seasons and shrines. A relaxed trip across Japan where every course is a small diorama — from Jomon villages and Heian gardens to Edo streets, neon Tokyo and famous shrines. 135 holes to play.

Released Defold · Free · indiedev.games · Browser (mouse & touch)
Torii Golf — isometric mini golf course through Japanese history

About

Aim · drag · sink it

Four modes: History moves through Japan’s eras from ancient times to the present; Stories plays through folktale, yokai, ninja and school-life courses; Seasons brings spring, summer, autumn and winter; Shrines is a pilgrimage to well-known shrines, watched over by a shrine maiden.

135 holes, 45 courses: varied shapes with sand, water, moving obstacles and bumpers. Wind changes per hole, with rain, snow and falling petals. Earn stars for beating par and a final score per world.

The soundtrack changes with each course, and optional “Did you know?” facts appear after each hole. Best scores are not saved between visits.

Controls: click and drag (or touch and drag) to aim and set power, then release to hit. Designed for a 16:9 desktop browser window; mouse and touch both work.

AI note: the text and dialog use AI-generated content, directed by us. The graphics and music are not AI-generated; the music is commercially licensed.

Play: free in your browser on indiedev.games — just press “Play Torii Golf” on the game page.

Screenshots

In-game

Torii Golf — Title screen
Title screen
Torii Golf — Edo street
Edo street
Torii Golf — Fushimi Inari shrine
Fushimi Inari shrine
Torii Golf — Winter course
Winter course
Torii Golf — Itsukushima boardwalk and wind gauge
Itsukushima boardwalk and wind gauge
Torii Golf — Era card with a “Did you know?” note
Era card with a “Did you know?” note

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