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putt.day is a daily 3D mini golf hole you play once per day by dragging to aim and pulling back to set power ; the same hole is shown to everyone and a new hole appears at midnight Pacific.

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Visuel de présentation de putt.day

putt.day presents one compact 3D mini golf hole for all players every day. You manipulate the camera by dragging to look around and pinch or scroll to zoom. To play, grab the ball, drag back to set power and direction, then release to putt. Party mode lets you race friends on the same hole.

Gameplay rules and persistence are simple and explicit. Water hazards send your ball back to your previous position and a first shot into water does not count. Your first successful finish on a daily hole is the one that records. A calendar view lets you revisit and play old holes. The site notes it is made by ell.dev with models by Kenney (CC0).

Comment jouer à putt.day

  1. Open the hole page and position the camera by dragging to look around and pinching or scrolling to zoom.
  2. Grab the ball by clicking or touching it, then drag backwards to set direction and power.
  3. Release to take the putt ; pulling further increases shot strength.
  4. If the ball hits water you return to your previous position and a first shot into water is not counted.
  5. Repeat strokes until the ball is holed ; the game records your first finish for that day.
  6. Use Party mode to race friends on the same daily hole.

Conseils pour putt.day

  • Use drag-to-look and pinch-to-zoom to inspect slopes and obstacles before committing to a long pull.
  • Take conservative strokes near water since hitting water returns you to your previous spot and can waste attempts.
  • If a long putt is needed, aim a bit short of the cup to account for roll and slope rather than overshooting.
  • Use Party mode to practice the same hole competitively ; shared conditions make it useful for trying alternate lines.

putt.day : questions fréquentes

What is putt.day ?

putt.day is a daily mini golf experience that gives every player the same 3D hole each day ; you aim by dragging and set power by pulling back on the ball. The interface supports drag-to-look and pinch or scroll to zoom so you can study contours before taking strokes, and Party mode lets you race friends on the same layout.

When does the new hole come out on putt.day ?

A new hole on putt.day appears at midnight Pacific each day. The site explicitly states daily holes reset at that timezone, so the exact local time will depend on your offset from Pacific time.

Can you play past holes on putt.day ?

Yes, putt.day provides a calendar where old days are available to revisit and play. The page also notes that your first finish for each daily hole is the one that gets recorded, while the calendar stores previous holes for replay.

How are shots and water handled on putt.day ?

On putt.day a shot that finds water sends your ball back to where you were and a first shot into water does not count. This means water returns you to your previous position and the very first stroke that goes into water is ignored for stroke counting.

Does putt.day have a multiplayer or party option ?

Yes, putt.day includes a Party mode to race your friends on the same daily hole. Party mode is mentioned on the site as a way to compete, which lets multiple players compare runs under identical conditions.

Who made putt.day ?

putt.day was made by ell.dev with game models provided by Kenney under CC0. That credit is shown on the site footer alongside the daily hole description.

Does putt.day work on mobile devices ?

Yes, putt.day supports mobile controls : drag anywhere to look around and use pinch gestures to zoom, and touch to grab and pull the ball for putts. The control instructions on the site describe touch interactions explicitly, indicating mobile compatibility.

Which finish is recorded on putt.day ?

putt.day records your first finish for each daily hole. The site states that only the first successful completion counts toward your recorded result for that day.