Chaotic multiplayer Really Illegal Golf debuts at the PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct
Really Illegal Golf is a new multiplayer game that had its world premiere at the PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct. Developed by Pushlab Games and published by No More Robots, the game presents a humorous and chaotic take on golf by placing players in scenarios where they must sneak around the city playing golf at courses they’ve been banned from.
The core premise is refreshingly absurd: players work together with friends to infiltrate various golf clubs under cover of night and play holes while avoiding detection. The game embraces chaos and freedom, equipping players with tools like tasers as they attempt their golf game. Rather than following traditional golf rules on manicured fairways, Really Illegal Golf subverts the sport by turning it into an illicit nighttime activity, promising plenty of comedic moments and creative gameplay opportunities.
The game’s marketing emphasizes the “really illegal” nature of the premise, asking “How illegal can golf be?” while encouraging players to sneak onto courses with friends. This tongue-in-cheek approach targets players seeking lighthearted, cooperative gameplay rather than simulation-focused golf experiences.
Really Illegal Golf is scheduled for release in 2026 and will be available on Steam. With its chaotic multiplayer focus and humorous criminal premise, the title appears positioned as a party game designed for co-op play among friends.