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In this world, it’s all about the gold! Use it to build up a fantasy town, recruit heroes, give quests, raise a Godbeast, cast powerful spells, and expand your influence—all one gold coin at a time.
Gold Gold Adventure Gold is a strategy, rts and city builder game
developed and published by Can Can Can a Man.
Released on May 15th 2026 is available only on Windows
in 11 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian and Ukrainian.
It has received 750 reviews of which 531 were positive and 219 were negative resulting in a rating of 6.8 out of 10. 😐
The game is currently priced at 14.44€ on Steam with a 35% discount.
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- OS: Windows® 10
- Processor: Quad Core Processor
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce GTX 1060, or equivalent
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 12 GB available space
- Additional Notes: GPU with Shader Model 5.0 required
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Very cute and stylish Majesty-like. Yes, it suffers from balance problems, has some very rough edges, but it already plays better for me than most of the Majesty-likes from the last few years. Regarding bugs: yes, it's buggy, but roughly on par with Lessaria, which somehow gets more love than this, and I prefer Gold Gold, because it has a true identity of its own. The heroes look and sound like proper heroes, the art has real direction and its own style, and the UI/UX was clearly designed with love rather than dropped in from stock Unity. Yes, it's clearly Disgaea-inspired, but even if you don't care for that kind of Japanese-flavored art, this art direction has personality, while the other "competitors" in the genre all ship the same boilerplate-fantasy models that look built to a spec rather than designed, lol. And difficulty isn't a problem if you remember that the gold standard and reference point in this genre is still Majesty 1, where you had to crack some missions with little or no guidance and zero dependence on in-game tutorials or an encyclopedia. And that's what made Majesty, well, Majesty.
Mixed steam reviews will mislead you. A mix of players used to less complex games who are confused, and spoiled gamers who expect nothing less than perfection. Phenomenal polish, presentation, and concept, and based on the response the developers have given to a few issues that do exist, this game will only improve over time
I gave this game a do not recommend after about 5 hours of play, and now I am changing it to a recommend, with a few BIG caveats. First, this game is complex, counterintuitive and hard. Arguably way too hard. There's a ton to learn and it's easy to fail. Expect to restart constantly as your understanding grows, because the systems are extremely deep and largely hidden. The current tutorial and tooltips are inadequate, but this is also just the kind of game where there's a lot of trial and error involved. Second, the UI is not good. It's really easy to miss important functions. Lastly, the performance is pretty bad, and the game is pretty buggy. This makes the game's endless mode unplayable past a certain point, even cranking down the settings until my screen is just pixel vomit. But, I can't NOT recommend this game after playing it for like 6 hours straight tonight. If the idea of a god game made by Nippon Ichi sounds appealing to you, that's basically what you're getting. Every single thing about the game is charming the way a NIS game is. And once you do understand the game loop, it's insanely addictive and fun. I think if you can stomach a brickwall learning curve and some jank, there's a really unique game here.
Overall summary: This game is still very rough around the edges but it is relatively enjoyable nonetheless and holds lots of promise. I don't think it's quite there yet to fully justify the price, but it's definitely on the right track to getting there. It has that nice base building feel to it, and it seems to have a similar gameplay loop to Don't Starve I guess? The characters you can recruit are fun and interesting and the interactions they have are fun and cute. However, the game suffers a bit from "let's try and combine all these cool things from all these different games into our game but not do it as well" syndrome, which I assume they'll either polish over time once they realize their games strengths/weaknesses/demographics or uh, just get crushed under the complexity. Anyways, I bought this game because I wanted to smite things and have pokemon battles with my pet beast thing and play a game like Black & White, but stuck around cause it was a fun base builder with cute art. --- Below are more detailed thoughts on things that generally detract from the game or things that I think could be done better as of now. --- When I say this game currently is trying to do everything but excel at nothing, here's what I've seen that leads me to think this. Currently I see the game having a core gameplay loop closest to Don't Starve where you have a base but explore outwards into the map and deal with what you encounter. There's a day/night system, and in theory in the daytime you build/explore and at night you fend off waves. In reality it kind of blurs together. There's a lottery like perk system that can influence who you can recruit or what you can build, or power up your characters similar to what you see in autobattlers typically. The characters have some sort of affinity/dislike system, kind of like what's in Rimworld? Not sure how that actually affects gameplay but I guess it's there. And I think they're planning on adding some dating sim aspects to this game? I guess the majority of characters you seemingly can recruit are monster girls or some variation of and maybe that's the core audience, I dunno. The gold economy system which seems to be the most salient point of this game most closely resembles city/base building strategy games. And finally there's the part where you're able to exert direct influence on the gamestate, mostly by directing spells on enemies (or friendly units, usually as collateral damage), which I think is the callback to Black and White and variations of a "god game". So, that's the context I'm coming from. I think this game would greatly benefit from polishing specific aspects of the gameplay before trying to juggle everything at the same time. For me, I think I would enjoy having deeper, more complex gameplay revolving around the base building while also making clear what upgrade conditions are and having a clear vision of progression, such as implementing some sort of intuitive tech tree like you'd find in RTS games or at least some easy to understand progression of the upgrades/tech between units and upgrade buildings. And then from there working on and building up the other systems. But maybe this is actually destined and meant to be a monster girl dating sim game. I mean fortnite started out as a base building zombie survival game, so who knows. I very much like the artstyle and visual direction the game is going in, though I'm a little mixed on some of the 2.5D aspects (specifically when it comes to targeting or visualization of how things are laid out building wise). The UI is in a moderately confusing state (as in, visually messy) and I feel like it requires more mouse clicking versus keyboard hotkeys than I would like, and hovering over random things to figure out if it actually does something when it could benefit from clearer visual cues, cleaner separation between interactable items and HUD aesthetics. Making this better is probably the easiest and positive impactful change they could make to this game. Just some examples I can think of, like when picking perks, why not just let me choose an option with 1/2/3 or reroll with spacebar or something. For available spells maybe having a hotkey bar bound to some common keyboard keys would be nice. For choosing an action for heroes to take, having a quick select wheel would be a nice quality of life addition and save me a couple mouse clicks each time for what's one of the most common actions. When building walls/fences, having a way to build a wall instead of placing each individual tile would be nice, and doubly nice if I could destroy the fence/wall without having to individual destroy each tile. The choppiness of the game I solved by just turning v-sync off. My personal opinion dislikes are the current state of the bgm/sounds - specifically this feels very out of sync with how I view the gameplay loop. At least in the game mode I've played, while generally you're either focused on townbuilding/exploring aspect or defending against waves of enemies, you get this really random music with vocals, which I think is supposed to match whatever action you're currently engaged in, but it's pretty jarring just hearing some dude singing about a gold coin, GOLD GOLD GOLD, or repeated words in the form of a song about upgrading or whatever in the middle of your city building sim. Maybe I just prefer vocal-less tracks for the most part, or if it's gonna have words it better be because I just stumbled into some major boss battle that I'm about to regret. Anyways, I just turned off music at that point and played my own BGM that I thought was more fitting.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Gold Gold Adventure Gold is currently priced at 14.44€ on Steam.
Yes, Gold Gold Adventure Gold is currently available at a 35% discount. You can purchase it for 14.44€ on Steam.
Yes, Gold Gold Adventure Gold received 531 positive votes out of a total of 750 achieving a rating of 6.80.
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Gold Gold Adventure Gold was developed and published by Can Can Can a Man.
Yes, Gold Gold Adventure Gold is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Gold Gold Adventure Gold is not playable on MacOS.
No, Gold Gold Adventure Gold is not playable on Linux.
Gold Gold Adventure Gold is a single-player game.
No, Gold Gold Adventure Gold does not currently offer any DLC.
No, Gold Gold Adventure Gold does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Gold Gold Adventure Gold does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Gold Gold Adventure Gold is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Developer
Can Can Can a Man
Publisher
Can Can Can a Man
Release
15 May 2026
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