Play a Prehistoric Round of Golf
Adam and Eve: Golf turns Adam’s prehistoric world into a physics-based golf course. Adam uses a simple homemade club to hit a heavy stone-like ball toward a hole marked by a flag. Your goal is to judge the direction and power of each shot while dealing with hills, lava, animals, gaps, and other obstacles.
There is no need to run around the course yourself. Each level focuses on aiming the next shot and watching how the ball moves.
Set the Angle and Power
Use the mouse or touchscreen to prepare a shot. Hold and adjust your aim to choose the direction and strength. Release when you are ready to send the ball flying.
A powerful shot can cross a large gap, but too much force may send the ball past the safe area.
Shorter shots can be useful when you only need to move around an obstacle or make the final approach to the hole.
Collect Three Stars
Each course contains three stars that you can collect with the ball. Reaching the hole completes the main challenge, while collecting the stars gives you an extra goal.
Getting all three may require a different angle from the quickest route to the flag.
You can also try to finish with fewer strokes. A carefully planned first shot can sometimes save several extra hits later.
Avoid Lava and Use the Environment
Prehistoric hazards make Adam and Eve: Golf more than a normal putting game. Lava can ruin a shot, while cliffs and uneven ground change how the ball travels.
Dinosaurs can also appear on the course. They are not always simple obstacles. In some levels, their movement can help push or redirect the ball.
Adam and Eve: Golf combines simple controls with small physics puzzles. Study the course, choose a useful angle, control your power, collect the stars when possible, avoid dangerous areas, and keep taking careful shots until Adam’s prehistoric golf ball reaches the flag.