
A heart-warming adventure about a young girl and a shape-shifting golem who must navigate the ruins of an ancient tower to solve its challenging puzzles and re-activate its long-dormant machines.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese
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Hours played at review time, across 33 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I wanted to like this game--it's a cute little puzzler, and it has some fun elements. But, oh, the controls. The hardest thing about the game wasn't the puzzles at all--it was getting the dang camera to move when you wanted, or getting the characters to go where you wanted them to go. Moving around was painstaking. And THE ROCKS. Some puzzles involve meticulously moving rocks from point A to point B. Fine, if the rocks would stop dropping or spinning for no reason. The vast majority of puzzles simply involved getting characters to the right places. Even with the space "fast forward," moving characters around was very. slow. The story is pretty insubstantial (arrive at place. get machine to work. go to new place). It's a shame, because this game has a cute concept, and the puzzles could be fun and challenging at times. However, my frustration at the bouncing camera and too-sensitive controls overpowered my enjoyment of the game.
Golem is a PC puzzle adventure game that features an evolutionary experience where you learn and grow as a team and utilize the knowledge gained previously to overcome any challenges that arise in the distant future. The attention to detail is showcased through careful execution of gameplay mechanics and design. The scale and complexity of each level is crafted to engage and reward players as they progress throughout the story, solving one puzzle at a time. Golem comes highly recommended at utilizing logic to solve a multitude of puzzles. -ConsoleCreatures
Great game with astonishing graphics and nice minimalistic story. Good artwork and level design. The controls are difficult to get used to but due to levels size I consider this a small nuisance.Yet the game has a lot of cons:1) It crashed 2 times per 6 hours. First time the controller stuck because my character was not in the right spot (restarting level helped). But second time the error console appeared, and it doesn't even have exit command.2) Levels don't have checkpoints and don't autosave so after chashes I needed to replay the whole level.3) Russian translation is poorly made, so I switched back to english.4) My gamepad don't work in options screen.Despite this I found the game an entertaining experience with good puzzles and beautiful design.
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