As of March 2019, only the Thai version is still available. It was later discontinued in most regions, with the Korean version closed on September 29, 2016, the North American version closed on December 12, 2016, and the Japanese version closed on November 10, 2017. Between the game's original release and 2014, it received periodic updates (with yearly "seasons").
The North American version was later re-released (as PangYa) on April 2009 by NTreev USA and, in May 2014, most of the game's worldwide publishing rights were transferred to Smilegate Europe. The Japanese version was notable for also being sold in retail CD and DVD formats. It also received two console and handheld spin-offs ( Super Swing Golf, Super Swing Golf: Season 2, and Pangya: Fantasy Golf) and a mobile spin-off ( Pangya Mobile). In 2005, the game was released in North America (by Game Factory as Albatross18: Realms of Pangya) and in Japan (by Gamepot as Pangya: Sukatto Golf), with additional Asian and European regions added sometime after (most of which had region-specific publishers). As a free-to-play game, it uses a microtransaction system for customizing player avatars and other cosmetics. One of the earliest free-to-play golf games, Pangya combines the golfing style of other golf simulation games (including a standard "three-click" power meter) with a cutesy anime-inspired visual style, fantasy courses, and power-up shots. Pangya is a free-to-play fantasy golf simulation game developed by Ntreev Soft and released by HanbitSoft (later by Smilegate Megaport and NHN Corp.) for the PC in South Korea on June 2004.
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