Brilliantly daft What the Golf's Among Us collaboration comes to PC and Switch tomorrow, and it's getting a PlayStation release 'soon'
What the Golf - developer Triband's extremely daft, but wonderfully entertaining golfing oddity - is gearing up for a busy few months. First up, its free Among Us collaboration is making the jump from Apple Arcade to PC and Switch tomorrow, 3rd August, then the game will be making its PlayStation debut"soon", with more free content to follow.
What the Golf, if you're unfamiliar, serves up a succession of dependably ludicrous golf-flavoured mini-games, all loosely themed around the notion of hitting things with club.
Away from Among Us, What the Golf will be making its PlayStation 4 and 5 debut"soon", with Triband promising the likes of DualSense support, as well as all updates currently released for the title, at launch. Additionally, PlayStation owners - alongside those on Switch and PC - can expect free limited-time seasonal content over the course of the next year.
These will feature new stages and other unspecified"surprises", and their launch will coincide with"holidays and other special events" - including Thanksgiving, New Year, Valentine's Day, and Cheese Lovers Day - starting with the Halloween-themed Beware of the Bogeyman. This features five new levels and will be available from 23rd October to 5th November.
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