Walkabout Mini Golf

 Might Coconut's Walkabout Mini Golf is VR mini golf done right. There's a good selection of courses providing a nice variety of themes to choose from, ranging from pleasant mountains to outer space. They can be played during day or night—an option that doubles as the course's difficulty setting. Each hole has a golf ball hidden in its surrounding scenery, and each one the player finds unlocks a new color scheme for their own golf ball. Some of these are simple colors and patterns, but some have simple images on them, and many of them are country and pride flags. The cel shaded graphical style gives the game a simple, but very clean and colorful look. It's a style that tends to age quite gracefully in the games that employ it, so while its graphics might not blow away VR enthusiasts, it's sure to look fresh for years to come.
 There's a level of attention and care in Walkabout Mini Golf that makes it stand out from other VR games at its price point. Namely, the physics feel "right" and are easy to get the hang of. There's a button that teleports you to your golf ball, but also free movement—including a flight mode. If your ball is moving through a tunnel or something similar, the teleport button will conveniently bring you to where your ball will exit, instead of getting you trapped in scenery. One of the game's best small-but-great features is that the golf club automatically adjusts to the height of the player wielding it, extending or retracting to the perfect length when readied. There are a lot of ways in which Walkabout Mini Golf could have become frustrating or unwieldy, but they all seem to have been accounted for. Anyone looking for a fun, smooth VR mini golf experience for up to five players should start here.