3D Ultra Minigolf Adventures

The game released on December 20, 2006, for Microsoft Windows, and April 18, 2007, for Xbox 360.

3D Ultra Minigolf Adventures
Developer(s)	Wanako Games
Publisher(s)	Vivendi Games
Platform(s)	Microsoft Windows, Xbox 360
Release	December 20, 2006 (Microsoft Windows) April 18, 2007 (Xbox 360)
Genre(s)	Sports
Mode(s)	Single player, multiplayer

The game focuses on arcade elements rather than stick to a simulation way of miniature golf. While traditional stroke rules apply, there are power-ups to be found throughout each course, like making the player's ball jump, or the hole become a vacuum. The original release of the game comes with three courses and overall 36 holes, which are set within space, a carnival, and a Wild West. The courses have their own separate conditions and traps, like scorpions in the Wild West one. One of the features present is the course editor. It allows the player to customize all aspects of the course, including the ability to place hazards and power-ups in any location. There are two modes to play, either a single-player tournament or a multiplayer game both locally and online for 2-4 players.

One of the main features is the map editor. It allows the player to customize all aspects of the course (ramps, intersections, turns), including the ability to place hazards and power-ups in any location. Tournament mode offers a choice between four characters, along with 3 control styles: Hold and Release, 3-Click, and Analog Control.

Sierra Online announced the development of 3D Ultra Minigolf Adventures on September 27, 2006, saying that it would release on Xbox Live Arcade in the winter of the same year. On July 25, 2007, the Lost Island expansion pack was added for Xbox Live, introducing another eighteen-hole course. Sales at the end of 2011 were approximately 34,000 units.

The game received mixed to positive reviews from critics upon release, according to review aggregator Metacritic.

Eurogamer reviewed the game, saying that "it's adequate amusement for the price, but still falls short of the gut-busting potential presented by online crazy golf". IGN praised the multiplayer modes and graphics, while also adding that "3D Ultra Mini Golf Adventures is a fun multiplayer game". GameSpot criticized the pace of how the game plays and physics, but liked the multiplayer mode and the course creator. The reviewer said that "3D Ultra Minigolf Adventures is an unremarkable game that fails to capture the fun of real miniature golf".

A sequel titled 3D Ultra Minigolf Adventures 2, was released in 2010.