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Golem

Longbow Games
May 29, 2018 - PC
Weak

OpenCritic Rating

64

Top Critic Average

40%

Critics Recommend

GameSpot
5 / 10
Areajugones
8.5 / 10
TheSixthAxis
5 / 10
Game Rant
1.5 / 5
The Games Machine
8.2 / 10
Screen Rant
4 / 5
Worth Playing
5.8 / 10
Video Chums
4 / 5
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Critic Reviews for Golem

Golem's gorgeous presentation is undercut by poorly designed puzzles and frustrating navigation.

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Golem is a magic adventure which excels by reminding us that games can be art. A great sense of companionship between protagonists, intelligent and difficult puzzles, an astonishing art design, a beautiful soundtrack and a great communion of these aspects makes the creation of Longbow Games rise as one of the most special indies of the year.

Review in Spanish | Read full review

Golem is a game with some great ideas and flourishes that ultimately falls short through the simplicity of its gameplay. Combat is just too simple to stay exciting for long and constantly forces you to defend, and soon gets repetitive as you fall in battle and have to slowly trudge back through the world. Golem has a beautiful world, but I have no real inclination to return to it again.

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Golem does some things very well, but its gameplay is so poor that it makes it impossible to recommend to PlayStation VR owners.

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Golem is a very interesting indie game, with its original mix of adventure, puzzle and platform elements. Controls can still be improved, but it's fun and well done even in its current state.

Review in Italian | Read full review

Golem's crunchy combat, strong narrative, and enticing score are some of the best PS VR has to offer, but nausea risks compromising the full package.

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Golem is nothing to scoff at. It looks and sounds beautiful, it has an open world that can be explored freely, and the sword combat feels satisfying. On the other hand, cumbersome and awkward controls, a decent amount of motion sickness, and a few frustrating game mechanics prevent the title from reaching its potential. If you have a strong stomach and think you can make do with the controls, Golem will provide some joy, even though it is far from a VR masterpiece.

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When it comes to both its cinematic and gameplay elements, Golem manages to remain an enjoyable and engaging tale throughout.

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