This batch ranges from one-button putting to shaped pool tables, with a run of 3-D Ultra mini-golf releases and a solitary deer-hunting outing.

1Key Minigolf

In one-button mini-golf, every shot moves through aiming, precision timing, and power selection with the space bar. Its 18 courses add ramps, water hazards, and moving platforms, so a low-stroke run depends on getting all three taps right.

3-D Ultra Cool Pool

the pool hall with odd tables offers eight-ball, nine-ball, cutthroat, rotation, and straight billiards alongside Poker and Chameleon variants. Circular, triangular, and T-shaped tables sound more tempting than another standard rack, especially in hot-seat play.

3-D Ultra Deluxe

the pinball and mini-golf double pack pairs 3-D Ultra Pinball: The Lost Continent with 3-D Ultra Minigolf. The pinball half centers on ramps, targets, multiball, and themed objectives, while the golf half is listed with nine additional holes.

3-D Ultra Minigolf

the original 18-hole 3-D Ultra Minigolf splits its single course into front-nine, back-nine, or full-round play and includes skins matches and time trials. It also offers click-and-hold putting or mouse-swing control, with windmills, loops, moving platforms, and bank shots across the course.

3-D Ultra MiniGolf Deluxe

the 27-hole Deluxe edition retains the original mini-golf setup and adds nine holes to the earlier 18. Its layouts bring in windmills, water hazards, and spring-loaded platforms, while up to four players can take turns at one computer.

3D Hunting: Trophy Whitetail

the 2.5D whitetail hunt sends players through hunting grounds in Oregon, New York, Arkansas, and Kentucky with a bow, a .357 Magnum, a 7mm bolt-action rifle, or a 30-30 lever-action. Camouflage, scents, decoys, and a GPS are all part of its deliberate stalking routine.

3D Ultra Mini Golf Adventures

the 36-hole mini-golf party game moves from space stations to carnival grounds and Wild West courses, then adds power-ups such as oil slicks and fire blasts. Four-player local and online matches sit beside a course editor, so it would be fun to compare a home-made hole against the official obstacle courses.

3D Ultra Mini Golf Adventures: Carnival

the Carnival sampler is a four-hole promotional demo distributed through Taco Bell in 2007, featuring Duck Shot, Bump n’ Run, Wind Tunnel, and Loop da Loop. Which of those carnival obstacles would make the better opening hole for a full round?

3D Ultra Mini Golf Adventures: Lost Island

the Lost Island sampler is another four-hole Taco Bell demo from 2007, built around Whale Of A Time, Sly Sea Serpent, Tropical Hideaway, and Slipper Sliders. Put its tropical hazards beside Carnival’s wind tunnel and loop: which set sounds tougher to play cleanly?

3D Ultra Mini Golf Adventures: Space

the Space sampler presents four Outer Space holes, Laseriffic, Planetoid, Two Planets, and Rocket Man, on a Taco Bell promotional disc from 2007. Moving laser barriers, rotating platforms, and planetoid-themed slopes make it the obvious counterpart to the Carnival and Lost Island demos.

Of the 3-D Ultra mini-golf variations here, would you start with the original 18 holes, Deluxe’s expanded course, or one of the 2007 themed demo discs?