Hyzer Sky Reviews

This is the best disc golf game on the market. It really captures the physics with tons of potential for growth. I really wish there was a multiplayer option. This game could hit all-star status if they replicated one to pro tour courses or better yet, Winthrop gold.

This is a solid disc golf game! You really need to understand disc speed, disc stability and wind to get predictable results. The disc physics, basket physics and effects of elevation and wind are all pretty good! Ground play isn't perfect, but it's predictable. Basically like playing into soft grass all around. The interface for power and accuracy is akin to kicking in old-school football games... frustrating, but repeatable. Putting is as technical and hard as real life. Level design is really fun! Some really technical shot shapes are required to hit some landing zones. Really good use of water! Graphics are simple but performance is great. Audio is ok. I haven't tried my controller, but it doesn't appear to support them yet. Was excited to see an update today that improved a lot of the UI.

I've been liking this game. Just wish there were more courses to play, possibly a way to throw a roller shot, and some weather/terrain options. Overall, fun, cheap, easy game.

this game is sick!! understanding what disc you are throwing, and getting that perfect line is so satisfying. forsure play this if you enjoy disc golf. The achievements are fun too!

This is the best disc golf game available anywhere. The only thing it needs work on is ground-play mechanics. The disc doesn't skip much and can't roll. Other than that, this game is WAY more realistic than ANY other disc golf game. I used to love disc golf valley but it's way too gimmicky for me now.

It's by far the best disc golf game I have ever tried out on any device, PC, mobile, console. It truly is amazing. The disc selection, courses and how things work is absolutely fantastic! The physics works great, the disc work like they would in real life. The only negative thing is that the game seems abandoned. Developer hasn't made any updates in a while, and doesn't respond to the community on Steam. It's a fun game as is now, just not a lot to do. Has so much potential if it were updated with more maps, challenges and discs.

This is great for a rainy day when you can't get to the course, it's fun. It has some physics issues however. Discs don't skip like they should, they don't roll, and when they should bounce hard off of the side of a mountain they just stop and fall to the ground. You can however throw over 1000 feet which I am guessing you probably can't do in real life, so that is fun. I wish the developer would update the game, maybe add some new courses, make it so the physics is a little more realistic, make skips and rollers a real thing, add thumbers and grenade shots, just a few things that could improve the game.

Pretty fun game. Fairly simple, controls are easy to pick up and learn. If you don't play disc golf though it might take a bit longer to learn what different angles do. Could use some quality of life changes in a few parts, but over all a very good start! Edit after many more hours of gameplay. This game is very addictive. The long tees are very challenging, but once you've mastered the gameplay, you can get good scores. If you play disc golf, I cannot recommend this game enough. It can definitely use come quality of life changes, like a quick restart option (useful for when you are grinding for the -10 achievements on the long tees). But the core gameplay is very fun

I think this game is on the right track to be something cool, but it is missing some features that would make it a lot better, some more necessary than others: 1. Transparency on models/textures when you're throwing up against an object and the camera view is inside it. This is super critical to making the game more playable in my opinion. As it is, you throw a lot of completely blind shots where the line is a complete guess because an opaque object blocks the camera. 2. Some visual representation of what the power gauge means relative to different discs, or at the very least a max distance number for each disc type so we have some idea what a throw would do with no variables. It's also unclear how the power gauge is adjusted in putting mode. 3. A minimap or a tee box sign showing the hole layout. Looking forward to further development!

Throwing accurately is tedious, and most of my shots get slapped down by trees. 100% like real life disc golf. If there are no updates to this game, it might not be worth the full price. Trees are brutal, and there seems to be a large amount of chance in whether or not a shot is accurate. Clearly made with love, but not a complete and polished game. Heaps of potential.