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Relic Putt is a side-view arcade golf game where you drag back to shoot across five worlds, from a jungle temple to Saturn's rings, and pick a ball-changing relic after each hole. Relic Putt is published on GamePix, which does not name its developer. UBG76 is not its developer, publisher or official site. The game loads in a frame from GamePix, a third-party game platform, so loading speed, the cookie notice and any ads inside the frame are outside UBG76's control.
Each run starts in Act I, the Jungle Temple, with an explorer at the tee, three hearts and a row of shot markers. A hole has a par and a shot limit. Get the ball in under par and you earn coins. Run out of shots and the hole costs you a heart. Lose every heart and the run is over, so a careless hole early on can end a good streak later.
The twist is what happens between holes. Every time you finish one, the game stops and offers three relics. Lodestone makes the cup pull your ball in when it gets close. River Stone lets the ball skip off water twice. Spirit Leap gives you a jump in mid-air. They stack across the run, and certain pairs unlock a synergy. In our run, picking Serpent Eye with Lodestone already held would have turned on Seer's Pull, which makes the cup pull from much farther away.
The five worlds go from the Jungle Temple to Skyline City, The Moon, Mars and Saturn's Rings. On the Earth acts the seasons turn every two holes, so the spring course you start on ends in winter. Weather changes too, from rain and fog to black ice, meteor showers and dust storms. Hole 9 of every world belongs to a Guardian. In the jungle it bites the cup shut, so you have to time your shot.
Relic Putt first appeared on GamePix on October 29, 2026. It is a 2D game that loads in a browser tab with nothing to install, and it works with a mouse or a touch screen in landscape.

Drag back from anywhere on the screen and release to shoot. A longer pull hits harder. Sink the ball within the shot limit, then choose one of three relics.
Press anywhere on the course, drag away from where you want the ball to go and let go. The further you pull, the harder the shot. A short pull barely moves the ball, so on long holes drag most of the way across the screen.
The strip at the top of the screen maps the whole hole, with your ball as a dot and the cup as a red mark. Check it before the first shot, because hills and stone heads often hide the cup from the starting view.
After the ball drops, choose one of three relics. Each one changes how your ball behaves for the rest of the run. If none of them help, use the reroll to draw a new set of three.
Some relics give the ball an active power, such as a jump or a dead stop. Tap the screen or press Space while the ball is flying to use it. Press P to pause and see the map of the act.
Hole 9 of each world is a boss hole with its own trick. Get through it and the next world opens. Reach a new world and you can start future runs there from the Expedition map.
The relic draft is the hook: every hole ends with a choice of three ball upgrades, and some pairs combine into stronger synergies.
Pick one of three relics each time the ball drops. Some add power or shots, while others pay more coins for a handicap such as no aim line.
Play from a jungle temple and city rooftops to the Moon, Mars and the rings of Saturn, each closed by a boss hole.
Spring turns to winter across each Earth act, and the weather shifts from clear skies to wind, hail, fog and black ice.
Loops, cannons, pinball sections, pillars and leaps give each world a few holes that play nothing like the rest.
Spend coins on new balls and upgrades or on golfers, hats and trails. The golfers are for looks and do not change play.
A fresh daily trip, daily quests that pay coins and a pass and play mode for two to four players.
It suits mini golf fans who want more than a straight putt, run-based game players and groups who can pass one phone around.
The core is still a putt toward a flag, so anyone who likes golf games can start right away. The relics keep it from feeling like the same hole over and over.
Hearts, a relic draft, rerolls and harder Ascension levels give it the loop of a roguelike. Each run is short, and every one plays out a little differently.
Party mode lets two to four people take turns on one phone or laptop. The game shows whose turn it is, and everyone uses the same classic ball.
Pull back further than you think on long holes, grab Lodestone early if it shows up and save your one reroll for a hole with weak options.
Pull long on the first shot. In our test, a short drag barely moved the ball, while a pull from the middle of the screen toward the lower left cleared a hill and set up a birdie.
Take Lodestone early. The cup pulls the ball in when it comes close, so near misses turn into sinks. It helped us make two holes in one in a row.
Look for synergies. When a relic card shows a Synergy box, it combines with something you already hold. Those pairs are usually stronger than a fresh relic.
Treat risk relics with care. Iron Chains, Eclipse Mask and Blood Pact pay big coin bonuses but take a shot, your aim line or a heart. Pick them only when the run is going well.
Play the daily quests. Quests such as finishing three holes under par or sinking a hole in one pay extra coins, which buy balls and upgrades at the Camp.
Yes. It is free in your browser with no download or sign-up. Press play on this page and the game loads from GamePix in the player.
Drag back from anywhere on the screen and release. The ball flies the opposite way from your drag, and a longer pull gives a stronger shot. It works the same with a mouse or a finger.
Relics change your ball for the rest of the run. Some add shot power, an extra shot or a mid-air jump, some help on water or near the cup and some trade a handicap for more coins. You get to pick one after each hole.
There are five: the Jungle Temple, Skyline City, The Moon, Mars and Saturn's Rings. Each one has nine holes, and hole 9 is a Guardian boss hole.
The hole costs you a heart and the run goes on. You start with three hearts, and when the last one is gone the run ends. The Explorer Heart upgrade at the Camp adds a heart to every run.
Two to four players share one device and take turns. When the next player's name appears, pass the phone or move aside. Party games use the classic ball with no relics, so it comes down to aim.
Open the Camp and buy them with coins on the Style tab. Nova the astronaut also unlocks when you reach The Moon, and Bolt the robot when you reach Mars. Golfers only change the look.
Yes. It supports touch, so you drag with a finger. Turn the phone sideways, since the game is built for landscape.
GamePix does not name the developer. The game was published on GamePix on October 29, 2026, and UBG76 shows it through the GamePix player.
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We played Relic Putt ourselves and checked the facts on this page against these sources.
Facts last checked on November 1, 2026.
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