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Conclusion

Many have called the “Family” series shovelware ever since day one, and for good reason. Family Table Tennis lacked any real amount of depth, as did its spiritual successor, Family Glide Hockey. Family Pirate Party, on the other hand, was criticized as being a poor man’s Mario Party, which really speaks something seeing as the quality of the Mario Party series has been going downhill at a constant pace as of lately.

Family Mini Golf, on the other, isn’t like its predecessor. While it still retains many of the negative aspects of past titles, it should appear quite clear that it is the definite installment in the series. The single-player experience may fall flat on its face, but the multi-player is what really excels. The game is great to play with other family members, and there’s enough content in the game to keep this the center of attention for quite some time.

7/10 from Nintendo Life.