The Bottom Line
- Play individually, or as a twosome, threesome or foursome.
- Practice on any hole, or the front 9 or back 9, or play the full 18 holes.
- Score for all players automatically recorded and updated after each hole.
- Beginners might be frustrated by a few of the difficult holes.
Description
- Mini Golf appears on the Candystand Web site.
- The game is free to play and no registration is required.
- Candystand Mini Golf requires Shockwave, and a "hyperload" option is available for faster loading.
- It can be played by 1, 2, 3 or 4 players, with scores recorded automatically.
- Game features many unusual hazards, and requires creative shotmaking and even some problem-solving.
- Beginners can practice individual holes by choosing the hole on the start page.
- Players can also practice the front nine only, or the back nine only.
- Biggest difference between Candystand and NabiscoWorld is in the products that are advertised.
Guide Review - Candystand Mini Golf Game
The NabiscoWorld Mini-Golf and Candystand Mini Golf (one has a dash, the other doesn't) are very, very similar games. In fact, they are identical in the way they are played and in the their style.
The holes are all different, however, and so is the theme. Candystand's hazards are often Lifesavers candies or variations on that theme.
Like NabiscoWorld's Mini-Golf, Candystand's Mini Golf has some challening holes and unusual hazards. First-time visitors can easily score in the double digits on the tougher holes.
But the game offers great practice options and if you eventually get good enough, maybe you'll be listed in the best scores Hall of Fame.
Mini Golf is one of the best, free online miniature golf games. And even better, it's completely free - no money and no information is required. Candystand (or NabiscoWorld) doesn't even ask you to register.
