Diehard GameFAN: "Gummy Bears MiniGolf lets you pick a gummy from a variety of colors, and then give that bear a five letter name. I chose a blue one and named it Tummi. After that it is time for golf. Apparently, Tummi is really bad at mini-golf."
Nintendo Life: When Gummy Bears Magical Medallion, the game so confident it doesn't need a properly punctuated title, was released earlier this month we weren't exactly left clamoring for a sequel or a spin-off. Its controls were stiff and aggravating, its level design bland and empty, its coding sloppy and its 3D effect was the first to ever make us feel physically sick. Now, however, we have Gummy Bears Mini Golf, which addresses precisely none of the issues its platforming predecessor had. As you might imagine, we're underwhelmed.
"You could pretend Gummy Bears Mini Golf isn't a retail offering re-scaled for digital distribution and it would still be a fairly easy sell. At present, there's only one other competing selection, so it doesn't have to worry about getting overlooked because of a crowded market. But the interesting bit is that with Gummy Bears Mini Golf being designed for kids, the case could be made that the strict boundary system governing its competitor, Fun! Fun! Minigolf TOUCH!, puts it at odds with younger players. When you look at it like that, Gummy Bears Mini Golf seems to settle in just fine. Yet, why do I have this inkling to almost tear down the whole park and give it a much-needed makeover?" -- Wiiloveit.com
WorthPlaying: Transport yourself to a wonderful fairy tale land full of color and cheer! Gummy Bears MiniGolf can be enjoyed by up to four friends or family members of any age, or on your own. Collect achievements, purchase unique Gummy Bear merchandise, and customize nine unique holes for a personalized adventure.
