INTERCONNECTED PLATFORMS SET EACH ROUTE
Sky Golfer doesn’t have a traditional open golf course, but a single linked platform structure for the central challenge. On this arrangement of flat platforms a golf ball is laid and the object is to make it pass from the starting point to the hole. The ball is driven by the structure itself.
Every platform is linked to the others, so the layout rotates as one complete piece. Instead of striking the ball directly, the player changes the angle of the entire structure. These shifts are made in set increments, which means each rotation changes the direction available to the ball across the flat surfaces. Sky Golfer uses this system to turn a golf objective into a physics based puzzle.
Where the Ball Can Travel
The ball's route depends on the current position of the platforms. Rotating the structure clockwise or anti clockwise changes how the interconnected surfaces are arranged. The objective remains fixed throughout the puzzle: move the ball from its original point until it reaches the hole.
The platform structure is made entirely from flat sections, but their connected layout creates the paths the ball must follow. Each change in direction applies to the whole structure instead of to one separate platform. This makes the order and direction of rotations the key actions behind moving toward the target.
ROTATE THE STRUCTURE WITH ARROWS
Hold the Left Arrow key to rotate the platforms left in an anti clockwise direction. Hold the Right Arrow key to rotate the platforms right in a clockwise direction. These controls rotate the full platform structure, allowing the ball's available route to change as the surfaces shift.
For on screen controls, tap and hold the button on the left or right side of the display to rotate the platforms in that direction. Use the left and right rotations to alter the platform layout, then guide the ball from its starting point to the hole.
Guide the ball through Sky Golfer by choosing each platform rotation with care!
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