First-person disc golf where getting drunk is the strategy. Chug, sway, and throw across strange courses for buzzed bonus cash — then try not to black out before the 18th. Play solo, or toss discs with friends over a join code.
Disc golf. But you're drinking.
Whisky Disky is first-person disc golf with one twist that changes everything: the drunker you get, the more the game pays you — and the harder it gets to throw straight.
The Buzz System
Every beverage in your bag does two things at once. It buffs you (sprint, jump, a little extra swagger) and it stacks your buzz meter. The higher your buzz, the more your cash payout multiplies on every throw — up to double. But your camera starts swaying, your throw meter starts lying to you, your aim arrow develops a mind of its own, and past a certain point you'll straight-up black out mid-course. Water sobers you up instantly, if you're brave enough to stop.
Play it sober and safe, or lean into the chaos for the bigger paycheck. The choice — and the consequences — are yours.
Real Disc Golf Underneath the Chaos
Under the drinking game is an actual disc golf sim: charge your throw, lock your angle, curve it with disc tilt, fight a live wind system, and watch it hook, fade, or sail out of bounds. Putters, midranges, and drivers all fly differently, with real speed/glide/turn/fade stats and a full rarity ladder from Common to Legendary.
Bro's Shop & the Gamble Terminal
Spend your Diskies at Bro's Shop on new discs and drinks, or risk it all at the slot-machine-style disc gamble terminal for a shot at something legendary. Sell what you don't want, save up, or blow it all in one sitting — up to you.
Make Yourself Ugly
Build a character (or several — every save profile keeps its own discs, cash, and stash), then take them out on the course.
Courses
Play a relaxed round through Alpine Cove, brave a sudden sandstorm in the middle of Egypt, or skip the pressure entirely in the Sandbox and just throw.
Play With Friends
Generate a join code, hand it to your friends, and throw discs together — same courses, same drunk mechanic, synced in real time. No lobbies, no matchmaking hassle, just you and up to 7 friends making bad decisions on the same course.
Extras
Photo mode for the highlight reel, a radio to set the mood, a golf cart if walking between holes offends you, and a spectator cam for whoever's already blacked out.
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