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Leland Corporation released Mini-Putt for the Game Boy in 1991, a time when handheld gaming was still largely defined by simple, repetitive action titles. This game offered a different kind of challenge, a pocket-sized golf experience that felt more deliberate and thoughtful than many of its contemporaries.

You control a small golf ball, carefully navigating it through a series of themed, single-screen courses. The main objective is to sink the ball in the hole using the fewest strokes possible. Signature mechanics include a sensitive power meter for judging shot strength and navigating obstacles like moving windmills, narrow bridges, and steep ramps. The pacing is methodical, demanding patience and precision over quick reflexes, and the difficulty can be surprisingly sharp, especially on later courses. It feels like solving a small, physical puzzle with each new screen.