Alphaputt Hack 1.2.2 + Redeem Codes
Crazy alphabet golf
Developer: Sennep
Category: Games
Price: $1.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.2.2
ID: com.sennep.holes
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Description
Alphaputt is that beautiful place where typography meets crazy golf. Putt your way through the alphabet, complete your own wordy courses and challenge your friends. Just watch out for the UFOs. And the vacuum cleaners.
Features:
● Multiplayer (1-4 players)
● 30 levels, infinite courses
● Different game modes
Alphaputt is our typographic take on the classic mini-golf course. Up to 4 players can play on the same device.
There are 30 beautifully designed levels, one for each letter of the alphabet – from A for Airport to Z for Zen Garden. Each has its own soundscape and unique theme which brings its own gameplay challenges.
The intuitive shot system and minimal controls make sure the letters are the true protagonists of the scene. Players can move around them to get the best angle, set direction and adjust power.
Players can create personalised courses by typing in the words they want to play or tackle randomly generated ones. Individuals can also take the par-fection challenge by attempting to complete the entire alphabet under par.
There are virtually endless combinations and challenges that can be set, making Alphaputt a game you will want to play again and again.
Features:
● Multiplayer (1-4 players)
● 30 levels, infinite courses
● Different game modes
Alphaputt is our typographic take on the classic mini-golf course. Up to 4 players can play on the same device.
There are 30 beautifully designed levels, one for each letter of the alphabet – from A for Airport to Z for Zen Garden. Each has its own soundscape and unique theme which brings its own gameplay challenges.
The intuitive shot system and minimal controls make sure the letters are the true protagonists of the scene. Players can move around them to get the best angle, set direction and adjust power.
Players can create personalised courses by typing in the words they want to play or tackle randomly generated ones. Individuals can also take the par-fection challenge by attempting to complete the entire alphabet under par.
There are virtually endless combinations and challenges that can be set, making Alphaputt a game you will want to play again and again.
Version history
1.2.2
2020-03-30
Performance improvements and bug fixes
1.2.1
2019-11-09
Fixed bug on older devices
1.2.0
- New bonus hole (M for Movember) and achievement ball
- Localisation of in-game copy
- UI updates
- Bug fixes
1.2.0
- New bonus hole (M for Movember) and achievement ball
- Localisation of in-game copy
- UI updates
- Bug fixes
1.2.0
2019-10-31
- New bonus hole (M for Movember) and achievement ball
- Localisation of in-game copy
- UI updates
- Bug fixes
- Localisation of in-game copy
- UI updates
- Bug fixes
1.1.1
2019-05-24
Tweaks and bug fixes
1.1.0
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- 3 bonus holes (London, Games, Festival)
- Practice par-fection mode
- 33 achievement unlocks
- New stats and scoreboards
- UI updates
- Bug fixes
1.1.0
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- 3 bonus holes (London, Games, Festival)
- Practice par-fection mode
- 33 achievement unlocks
- New stats and scoreboards
- UI updates
- Bug fixes
1.1.0
2019-03-31
Big London Games Festival update!
- 3 bonus holes (London, Games, Festival)
- Practice par-fection mode
- 33 achievement unlocks
- New stats and scoreboards
- UI updates
- Bug fixes
- 3 bonus holes (London, Games, Festival)
- Practice par-fection mode
- 33 achievement unlocks
- New stats and scoreboards
- UI updates
- Bug fixes
1.0.4
2018-11-20
ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM
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You can now zoom into each letter to discover more of those lovely details.
Plus:
- Improved iPhone XS performance
- New iPad Pro support
- And more small tweaks and fixes
Thanks for all your feedback. We always love to hear what you think about Alphaputt.
Next update coming soon!
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You can now zoom into each letter to discover more of those lovely details.
Plus:
- Improved iPhone XS performance
- New iPad Pro support
- And more small tweaks and fixes
Thanks for all your feedback. We always love to hear what you think about Alphaputt.
Next update coming soon!
1.0.3
2018-11-07
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1.0.2
2018-11-06
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1.0.1
2018-10-20
Appstore localisations and much more!
1.0
2018-09-26
Ways to hack Alphaputt
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- Magisk Manager (Watch Video Guide)
- CreeHack (Watch Video Guide)
- Redeem codes (Get the Redeem codes)
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Ratings
4 out of 5
243 Ratings
Reviews
Mark_Eanes,
Prepare to get frustrated.
After getting only to the letter F , I’m deleting. Good game though. Everyone should give it a shot! Very well done, with all the bells and whistles. Graphics, music, animation , cute factor, originality, you name it the game is top notch!
It’s just that I’ve never seen SO many cheap deaths. Hope you LOVE fall damage and hitting the hole directly only to have it bounce out and not go in. Hit the place that you are aiming for with poor results... shoot to miss a place you are not going for and that’ll be the place you’ll hit. The strength meter seems a little wonky and you will always land in the exact place you are absolutely trying to NOT go...as if the games wants to show you how clever it is and what will happen. Wanna zoom in to get a better view? Go ahead, it’ll make things worse. Very challenging but that’s not always a good thing...unless you enjoy losing, a lot.
It’s just that I’ve never seen SO many cheap deaths. Hope you LOVE fall damage and hitting the hole directly only to have it bounce out and not go in. Hit the place that you are aiming for with poor results... shoot to miss a place you are not going for and that’ll be the place you’ll hit. The strength meter seems a little wonky and you will always land in the exact place you are absolutely trying to NOT go...as if the games wants to show you how clever it is and what will happen. Wanna zoom in to get a better view? Go ahead, it’ll make things worse. Very challenging but that’s not always a good thing...unless you enjoy losing, a lot.
Dp0laris,
Pretty good
Like the title. Pretty good. I love the different levels and the golf meets alphabet theme. One thing that could be added is what one person said which was to implement different courses for each letter. Or maybe small and capital letters both with different words and themes.
Some people were saying that “the levels were too hard” or “common levels like e were too hard”. The levels are hard—
But not that hard. You can eventually master them.
Some people were saying that “the levels were too hard” or “common levels like e were too hard”. The levels are hard—
But not that hard. You can eventually master them.
MacGeezer,
Ignore the Crybabies
Most of the whiners complain because the game is challenging. That’s what the game is for! The game rewards a special ball for each level when you get a hole-in-one. It took a lot of experimenting, but I got a hole-in-one for all levels. Now I’m trying for the other advanced rewards for completing all the levels in a row. This game is an exceptional value because you pay once and you’re done. No tokens, coins, time limits, pop-ups, power-ups, ads, nothing. Just play as much as you want. If you like the game King Oddball, you will like this. Tips: There is a button in the lower right corner to switch between default view and top-down view. There’s a button in the upper right corner to restart the level. Use this when you are trying to get a hole-in-one.
Straussmonkey,
A quirky and intelligent app!
I am NOT a golfer. Not. But the graphics and appealing price led me to investigate.
Wow. I am addicted. A mini-golf game with the courses designed as letters. But that’s too simple a description.
The golf ball physics are spot on. And there are so many little touches that didn’t have to be included but were anyway, like the screams if you flub the knievel jump, or the tiny shark fins circling the jail moat. The sound design is also superb, with every letter getting its own theme, sound effects, and in some cases I think there are actually visual jokes or eyeball commentary hidden in the designs, like the iron filings on X and the levitating stones on Z. Not to mention the constantly changing comments at the end of every letter to encourage you.
Apart from the whimsical undertones, the game mechanics are so silly and fun, yet so well executed, that it ends up feeling sophisticated. A truly entertaining app. Who would have thought?
Well done Designers! Perhaps add numbers?, or just add anything else. But more wonderful mini-golf please! Thanks!
Wow. I am addicted. A mini-golf game with the courses designed as letters. But that’s too simple a description.
The golf ball physics are spot on. And there are so many little touches that didn’t have to be included but were anyway, like the screams if you flub the knievel jump, or the tiny shark fins circling the jail moat. The sound design is also superb, with every letter getting its own theme, sound effects, and in some cases I think there are actually visual jokes or eyeball commentary hidden in the designs, like the iron filings on X and the levitating stones on Z. Not to mention the constantly changing comments at the end of every letter to encourage you.
Apart from the whimsical undertones, the game mechanics are so silly and fun, yet so well executed, that it ends up feeling sophisticated. A truly entertaining app. Who would have thought?
Well done Designers! Perhaps add numbers?, or just add anything else. But more wonderful mini-golf please! Thanks!
primohacker,
Four words: Beautiful. Asinine.
Amazing scenes. Unforgiving metrics. Love every level (letter), until you play it, hate it, and avoid any courses (words) where you see it.
Picture putting. Now picture a child that runs onto the course and kicks your balls. Imagine how that feels, to have your balls kicked right after putting. The game makes you feel that, then makes you play form wherever the kid kicked your balls.
Most letters have objects that run over the MAJORITY OF THE PLAYING SURFACE and auto start you from the beginning. And many sides of the letters don’t even have guard rails, which also starts you from your last location. It’s harder to move the ball forward with every put, than it is backward.
Add that with what feels like a non-linear power stroke, and you’ll be pinging 30% power shots off the cup while 20% power shots come up short.
I normally like perfectionist games, but this isn’t a challenge, it’s asinine.
Fun to look at though. Great imagination. Axe at least one ball reset mechanism from every level, allow a Y axis view tilt, pay some game testers for feedback and push an update. Very promising and striking. I want it to be as fun as it looks.
Picture putting. Now picture a child that runs onto the course and kicks your balls. Imagine how that feels, to have your balls kicked right after putting. The game makes you feel that, then makes you play form wherever the kid kicked your balls.
Most letters have objects that run over the MAJORITY OF THE PLAYING SURFACE and auto start you from the beginning. And many sides of the letters don’t even have guard rails, which also starts you from your last location. It’s harder to move the ball forward with every put, than it is backward.
Add that with what feels like a non-linear power stroke, and you’ll be pinging 30% power shots off the cup while 20% power shots come up short.
I normally like perfectionist games, but this isn’t a challenge, it’s asinine.
Fun to look at though. Great imagination. Axe at least one ball reset mechanism from every level, allow a Y axis view tilt, pay some game testers for feedback and push an update. Very promising and striking. I want it to be as fun as it looks.
Good Thom,
A flawed gem
A wanted to like this a lot more than I do. It’s absolutely lovely and a clever concept. It’s marred by some weird UI bits, though. Foremost is the fact that the pull-back power mechanism and numeric power indicator sometimes mean that you can’t actually see what power you’re set, and other times you’re limited in the “available” power by the size of the screen. Further complicating that, it’s unclear what the power numbers actually mean and there very little feedback how much travel a given amount of power creates. Obviously, some amount of that is what makes the game challenging, but there’s just too little feedback for my taste.
jbwb720,
A game worth playing if you value good design
I’ve been following Sennep’s production of this game for close to a year now (yes, I’m that passionate about mini golf games) and I’m proud to report that Alphaputt has all the charm, wonder & thoughtful design it promised and more! I’ve been thoroughly enjoying playing and typing out my own courses. Not everyone will notice the depth of thoughtfulness that went into even the smallest details of this game, but I certainly do & I hope you keep an eye out for them as well. This is a game by a design studio, not a dime-a-dozen “MiniPutt Lite”.
Farranquin,
Slow and badly designed.
The game seems like a quick put together from 3D demo. No thought into gameplay or fun. The graphics are nice and the ideas for some of the letters cute. I bought this all excited to play with my kids, that love Stick Man Golf, and was excited about the idea of exploring the alphabet in a fun way with them. But the game quickly became both boring and frustrating. Explains why they don’t have in app purchases to unblock the other letters, nobody would buy after playing a single letter. It was a good idea that requires a lot more work and going back to the drawing board when it comes to gameplay as well as performance tuning.
Gorshin,
Just fun, people
Clever, beautiful, unique, intelligent. And FUN! Those who are picking this apart in minute detail are missing the point. The kind of pennies-per-pleasure pedantry that really seems to plague iOS game reviews is wasted effort and disappointing. The cost is low, the entertainment value is high. Is this the best iOS game? The last game you’ll ever need? Of course not. But take it for what it is. A meticulous gem of skilled creative effort. I’ll follow this game studio to see what comes next.
TomA2,
Great Design, but Winning is Random
Beautifully designed game, but the game play is frustrating. It’s not frustrating because it’s hard. It’s frustrating because winning is just a random event. There are too many things happening to avoid all possible obstacles (with a few exceptions). It’s not about skill and timing when you have so many things going on and at some point it just becomes luck.
I hope these authors design another game like this, but based more on skill than luck. This one is halfway there.
I hope these authors design another game like this, but based more on skill than luck. This one is halfway there.
