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Relaxing Post-Apocalyptic Title Golf Club Wasteland Gets A September Release Date

Tee off this September

Developer Demagog Studio and Publisher Untold Tales have announced that the post-apocalyptic sport/puzzle game Golf Club Wasteland will be releasing on PS4, Xbox One, Switch and PC on September 3. On release, the game will set you back US$9.99 (roughly AU$14).

Originally slated to release in August, Igor Simic, CEO Demagog Studios, had this to say about the game’s new schedule:

We initially said the game would be out in August, but we wanted to finish up some free extras we’re adding so we pushed it by a week. Also, who even knows what time is anymore?

This oddly relaxing indie title is set in a future where 99% of the human population has been wiped out by global disasters. Luckily for the player, you fill the spacesuit of one of the ultra-rich citizens of Mars who visits Earth to play a few rounds of golf in the ruins of civilisation.

Will you be playing Golf Club Wasteland in September? Where do you think would be the perfect spot for a golf course? Let us know in the comments or on our social media.

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