However tricky the course, there is always a simple way to complete it under par. The object of the game is simple, get the golf ball in the hole. If you can control a mouse then this game is easy. I was told to wash my balls about 10 times throughout my round of mini-golf. However, after about the 11th hole, the one-liners become more annoying than funny because as is with all games, the sound bytes are limited. With off the wall comments and well placed one liners, the game is actually entertaining to listen to. I went around the next day talking in that annoying Butt-head voice. The game actually made me laugh a few times. The game's sound made me play the game rather than the usual graphics/gameplay combination.

The game basically models the show with almost perfect accuracy. The game is true to the show, it has very bland drawing and no shading. Imagine any game with simple looping animations and moving shadows with blocks of black and gray to give the effect of a shadow and you have the graphic quality of Bunghole in One. The only animation that was worth while was the main screen with a big spinning golf ball with cutouts of Beavis and Butt-head on it.

The game is not meant to be graphically appealing. No outstanding 3dfx graphics, nor FMV, just your cartoon style sketch-drawings. It is a simple game of mini-golf set in the Beavis and Butt-head universe. It was not like Virtual Stupidity in which you luggied on people and fried bugs. But no, this game actually has a premise. Maybe in this episode Beavis turns into Cornholio and goes around showing people his lone bunghole. I went into this game with that mind set and came out with a new opinion on Hollywood spawned games.īunghole in One at first sounds like a cheesy B-movie, in fact it sounds exactly like one of the Beavis and Butt-head episodes.

Great testosterone movies but let's face it, the game sucked. With the exception of Star Wars and Star Trek, it seems that every game based off a television show or movie seems to flop. I can remember watching Beavis and Butt-head on MTV and laughing at their crude jokes. Spanning 18 holes, MTV's Beavis & Butt-head: Bunghole in One will have you dodging nacho cheese flows, lava lamps, and buzz saws, all while being treated to the familiar voices of Beavis and Butt-head. Created by the man behind the Beavis and Butt-head television show, Mike Judge, the game features the strange and hilarious locales familiar to the popular MTV cartoon, such as Burger World, The Living Room, Nacho Pichu, and more. The deranged boys who brought you frog baseball put their own spin on miniature golf in MTV's Beavis & Butt-Head: Bunghole in One.

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