Chaos Putt
Everyone putts at once, and Chaos Cards wreck the perfect shot.
Party mini-golfPlayers
1–8 playersSession
6–9-minute courses
The world of Chaos Putt
Fizzwick’s Fantastic Fairways is a traveling magical mini-golf carnival, and its striped Portal Tent opens onto impossible worlds. Its owner, the inventor Madame Marigold Fizzwick, believes golf is the most fun you can have with a stick, as long as it’s ridiculous.
Everyone putts on the same hole at the same time: drag back to aim, check the dotted line and let go. In Chaos mode the balls bump into each other, and every golfer gets a free Chaos Card each hole to Freeze a rival in ice, turn their ball into a Giant that won’t fit the cup or send a Tornado across the green.
Putt past chocolate rivers and a lollipop windmill in Sugarloaf Links, ghost doors and swinging bells in Gloomhollow Greens, and black holes in low-gravity Orbit Nine. Then head to the Workshop, build your own hole and share it with a code.
Your first five minutes
Learn on the Practice Green
Three teaching holes cover a straight putt, a bank shot and your very first Chaos Card.
Vote and ready up
At the Portal Tent, vote for Classic or Chaos mode, pick a course and choose whether bots join in.
Putt together
Drag back and release to putt. The dotted line previews your shot, bounces and all.
Play your Chaos Card
In Chaos mode, every golfer draws one card per hole: Freeze, Magnet, Tornado, Giant, Sticky, Bumper, Ghost or Mulligan.
Win the course
The lowest total after six holes takes the podium. Vote Play Again to go another round.
Why you’ll love it
Three worlds
18 holes across Sugarloaf Links, Gloomhollow Greens and low-gravity Orbit Nine, plus a Grand Tour that mixes all three.
8 Chaos Cards
Free cards with fair rules: a ball that gets hit is shielded for 8 seconds, and whoever’s in last place draws the best cards more often.
Everyone putts at once
No waiting for your turn. All golfers play the same hole together, and the first sink starts a countdown for everyone else.
Shot preview
A dotted line shows where your putt will go, bounces and portals included, so every bank shot is fair game.
Workshop
Paint felt, ramps, sand and ice, add spinners, portals and boost pads, prove your hole can be beaten, then share it with a code.
Robo-caddies
Cogsworth, Pip-9, Brassy and Tinker join in when you’re playing alone, and they play Chaos Cards too.
Ways to play
Classic
No cards, and the balls pass right through each other. Pure putting.
Chaos
Balls collide, and every golfer gets a free Chaos Card each hole.
Practice
Play any official hole on your own, with no timer.
Community
Play any player-built hole with its six-character code, then give it a like.
Meet the cast
Madame Marigold Fizzwick
Wears a tall purple top hat covered in brass gears and lets anyone build holes from her machine parts.
Bolt
A brass owl with big glass eyes and a tiny red bow tie. Deals the Chaos Cards and gives tips from the hint bar.
The robo-caddies
Cogsworth, Pip-9, Brassy and Tinker plan every putt carefully, and still miss just often enough.
Straight from the game
Good questions
Can I play solo?
Yes. Bolt’s robo-caddies join automatically, or you can play on your own on the Practice Green or any practice hole.
Is it family-friendly?
Yes. It’s bright and playful, Gloomhollow is spooky-cute with no jump scares, and there’s no free text anywhere. Even the names of player-built holes come from word lists.
How many players?
Up to eight golfers per server, all putting at the same time.
Does it work on phone or console?
It’s built for both. Drag anywhere on the screen to aim on touch, or use the stick and a power meter on a controller. We’re finishing tests on real devices before launch.
