Burnout's Crash Mode And Golf Combined Is What Dangerous Golf Is All About
Can you take Crash Mode from the Burnout series and make it even more of a guilty pleasure? Club a golf ball in a room full of stuff! Dangerous Golf, ladies and gentlemen.
Made from the creators of the racing/crashing series Burnout, Dangerous Golf put you in a room with a golf ball and the audacity to take a swing to rack up the biggest amount of damage they can cause. The trailer released showcases the kitchen environment and one hell of a mess with spillages everywhere. Three Fields Entertainment is the new studio.
Burnout's Crash Mode had players try to crash their cars in traffic heavy junctions to try and build as big a collateral damage bill as they could. The same applies in Dangerous Golf, meaning an overpowered swing doesn't land you in the rough but in the high scores.
We'll have an American kitchen with trashable bathroom, a French palace with a wine cellar and secret vault, an English castle with dungeon and even a highly volatile petrol/gas station in the Australian Outback to enjoy our extreme sport of golf-based property damage. Technically you do have a hole to put the ball in but, honestly, where's the fun in that? That sounds like golf - eww.
Dangerous Golf will be releasing digitally for PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4 in June.
