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Perfect Golf
Perfect Parallel, Inc.
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PerfectGolf is a next generation, indie developed, single player, multiplayer golf game. Built with the Unity Engine, Perfect Golf provides a truly immersive experience centered on stunning visuals and hyper-realistic game play. The game will have practice, single player, and multiplayer game modes where you will be able to use our 'in-game' lobby and matchmaking system to go head to head.
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