Midnight 2

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Midnight 2 turns golf into a brain-teasing challenge. Instead of straightforward putting, you manipulate physics-based environments to guide your ball through increasingly odd obstacles. Each level feels like a mini riddle where timing, angles, and clever use of objects matter more than swing power. The controls adapt well to Wii U's touchscreen, letting you draw paths or adjust mechanisms directly. What pops here is the game’s willingness to abandon traditional golf norms. Levels include things like magnetically pulling balls through mazes or launching them into vents like a cross between mini-golf and Rube Goldberg machines. While it doesn’t stretch puzzle genres into new territory, the execution is sharp and surprisingly creative for a niche title. Shorter than most might hope but packed with satisfying aha moments, it’s a solid pick for quick bursts of quirky problem-solving.