Disc Golf Unchained
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | Free | Local Route Labs, LLC | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Please take a look at the full list of controls/instructions at localroutelabs.com/unchainedfaq
Local Route Labs has spent years developing a true-to-life disc golf flight system, and Disc Golf Unchained takes full advantage of time well spent. The flight engine is what truly separates Disc Golf Unchained from other disc golf games, and the realistic flight behavior is what the entire game is built around. Disc Golf Unchained lets you throw through open landscapes and tight fairways, and the discs fly and negotiate obstructions just as they do in real life!
Not only can you play a quick round, you can also build your skills and earn experience to unlock new content, including discs and courses. The player progression system allows you to create a profile and improve your attributes as you make your way through the game, until you are the master of any hole you come across? Don't have time to play a whole round? Choose Quick Play for a fast and fun disc golf experience, while still adding to your pool of experience and resources.
As you play through Disc Golf Unchained, you will earn experience and be able to pick up new discs. Every disc in the game is modeled from a real disc golf disc, and flight paths can vary wildly from disc to disc. Play with a variety of flight styles with variations in weight, speed, glide, and stability. Choose your favorites and build your bag from the bottom up. How many discs you can collect?
Disc Golf Unchained was developed by people who actually play disc golf, and we have put our decades of disc golf experience into every aspect of the game. We want the game to be as engaging and entertaining for the hardcore disc golfer as possible, while keeping it accessible to the new player. Disc golf is one of our major pastimes, and we want as many people as possible to get in on the fun!
Finally, Disc Golf Unchained is an ongoing effort, and we will continue to work to make the game the best it can be. Keep an eye out for new updates, which will continually add new features/enhancements and the ability to get fresh new content, including courses and discs. If you know of something you think should be in the game, get in touch with us, and will do our best to make it happen. We want Disc Golf Unchained to be the most satisfying disc golf experience out there aside from being on the actual course.
Reviews
Tap-In
schwarbj
When your disc is within "Tap In" range, it should be nearly impossible to miss the putt. They way it is ~20% bounce out. Many birdies turned bogies. Love the game otherwise.
So much fun!
Swannnnnn
This game is pure fun. The only negative rating so far is because the player clearly didn't understand that the discs wear out and you need to purchase new ones or they just die in flight. Terrible to have to feel the need to use the term "retarded" to describe something bad when most people with disabilities were born with it making it not their fault. Play this game, you won't regret it. Look forward to seeing this game grow.
Beta product
RunLevelZero
This is a beta product. When are you going to update it? It has potential but after playing it once I haven't returned to it because I'm waiting for an update to provide directions and fix some issues. Yes the website has directions but how hard is it to simply put it in the game?
Great
AdamBenson
Addition to previous review: the app starting updating on April 29, and it hasn't stopped updating since... I can't open the game or delete it (and redownload it). It's stuck in "waiting" mode. Any of the creators have words of advice? Addicting, which is already similar to actual disc golf. Great physics and design. I like you can earn coins to purchase new discs and variations of different plastic, and you can earn new attribute levels. One bug: sometimes if you make a putt and the disc is vertical when it hits the basket, it actually falls through the basket (in reality, the basket is made so that a disc will not fall through it, unless heavily forced). Also, to echo what some have said, tournament mode (computer simulated or online) would be fun. Also, a couple of par 4's and 5's might be worth considering, or making a limit on how much power a player can have, and making the holes over 500/520 feet into par 4's. More realistic and would add some dynamism. Very fun!
Bad follow through
DiscCannon
The disc doesn't fly any way close to the aiming arc, nor have I ever had a forehand throw fade right then fade left at the end of a throw. Shots directly into the chains often fall out. Good concept bad follow through.
Getting better…
Hearkener
There's a bit of a learning curve, so I recommend that you go to their website and read the instructions but once you get the hang of it, it's actually a little too easy. Understand that the discs get beat. You earn coins to purchase discs, skills and tees.
Awesome game
Hit the chains
Compared to the rest this game is great. I find the controls are pretty easy. Can't wait till it's finished. Add some new courses and like other reviews said tomahawk and or roller if possible and some online games would be the sh$t. Keep up the good work ?. Well I just did the update, holy crap. Very nice job guys!!! ??
Good game. Needs minor bug fixes and new features
Trevor_Ten
Great game. Needs more features but otherwise a great game.
Fun game, too much fluff
ericscho1980
First off, good game overall! Entertaining and sometimes challenging. I do think the terrains are a little extreme and all very similar in that they have crazy elevation changes and tons of trees. I'm all about challenging but a terrain where you can actually have an idea of how far you're throwing and simple would be a nice option. Second, the discs beat in wayyy too fast. As soon and you try to play some rounds to get a new course or up your power the disc is an understable dog toy that doesn't go anywhere. Maybe have the option for a premium plastic that lasts more than a few rounds. Throw controls are a little weird and very touchy but for the most part are used to them.
