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Golden Treasure is a game for those who carry dragons in their hearts. Hunt, explore, survive, and become Great among the True Children of Sun and Earth.
Golden Treasure: The Great Green is a indie, dragons and adventure game
developed and published by Dreaming Door Studios.
Released on June 17th 2019 is available on Windows and MacOS
in 5 languages: English, Spanish - Spain, Spanish - Latin America, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.
It has received 963 reviews of which 924 were positive and 39 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.0 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 16.79€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7+
- Processor: 1.6 GHz+
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: 512MB Integrated Chipset or better
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 2 GB available space
MacOS
- OS: 10.11 El Capitan+
- Processor: 1.6 GHz+
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: 512 MB Integrated Chipset or better
- Storage: 2 GB available space
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I can't believe my page(s?) long review for this game has somehow disappeared. This might well be one of my favorite games ever, and I encourage everyone to allow it to charm them without reading absolutely anything else about it beforehand. If one must be convinced, though... The writing is superb: immersive, thoughtful, innovative. It's fantastical in setting and vibe, yet has given me such a refreshing frame to consider our real world, suggesting a way of approaching things we often struggle to conceptualize as humans: particularly the violence inherent to nature and its being a pre-requisite to balance, all things that can clash against our understanding of 'morality' or 'goodness' and our existences within social structures. We're so distant from our existence as apex predators, and this game broaches that existence marvelously. The art complements the game well - my only disappointment with it was in not being able to 'craft' my dragon's appearance, yet the moment where you first see yourself is engrained in my memory as *such* an experience regardless, so I quickly got over it. I'm not necessarily a 'Dragon FanTM', but if you are one this might well be an obligatory play. It's one of the few written dragon voices IMHO that escapes rote tropes and imbues itself with believable, non-edgy not-insufferable character. Describing it that way is underselling it kind of crassly, but I sometimes find it kind of necessary given how one might expect this to go from its intro if led by preconceptions from other media. I don't speak much of gameplay because I consider this game an experience instead - one I'm long overdue in playing through again to enjoy, now that it's been long enough from my first time for me to experience it fresh again. Still, it's akin to old time adventure games, and certainly exists to support the story and its themes above all else. I'll be glad to support any more of the dev's future works, which I hear may come in this game's universe. If so... I can hardly wait!
An absolute must-try for anyone remotely interested in/attached to dragons or the natural world. 11/10 if you're Otherkin. When I got to the final scene of this game, it took me twenty minutes of agonising debating to reach a decision. Then after I watched my decisions unfold I collapsed into bed and cried for a good half an hour more. Ultimately, there are only a limited amount of set endings to this game, but the journey there is so utterly diverse, beautiful and bizarre that it doesn't matter, and they all play out slightly differently depending on your decisions leading up to that point. Over all, this is a beautiful work of multi-media art, the music, the scenery, the characters, the storytelling are all witty, terrifying and stunning at the same time. The gameplay is simple and takes a backseat after a two or three runs if you play it smart, so if you're not into it, a little bit of grinding is all it takes and the vague roguelikes mechanics will have you strong enough to breeze through all but the hardest encounters, especially if you look out for some of the combat items to help you through those. Just... don't ♥♥♥♥ with the ferret at first. Either way, be expected to die atleast once before you beat the game. Nature isn't kind, but you may be blessed yet.
so i'm going to start with the things i did NOT like about this game: 1. the timer. there's this arbitrary timer that transitions you to the next part of the game, like it or not. i understand why it's there, to make the game replayable, but it just stops you from experiencing the full breadth of the game in one playthrough. 2. speaking of replayability, it's not great. the fact you have to click through a bunch of text, do all the mini-games, and so on just to get to one event/get one tarot/try some route makes it very unappealing. and this game really wants you to replay (you need to get every tarot to get the secret ending, and that's impossible to do on one playthrough due to the timer). 3. the blend between visual novel and rogue-lite. this game would have been better if it just stayed a visual novel. i definitely see what the developers were going for in the rogue-lite elements, but it ultimately falls flat (and honestly hurts replayability despite being intended to help it). hunting is pretty good but barebones and becomes mindless quickly. combat could be a lot more, but due to the rock-paper-scissors combat style you are encouraged to just spam earth element attacks (that is, the element that does not counter or get countered) in all combat encounters except in hunting ones against animals you know the pattern of. this spaminess is encouraged even more once you are at high elemental mastery, because you take less and deal more damage to the opponent regardless. the tarot system is okay, but you can get so many tarots in part 2 that you can just breeze through the whole game on another playthrough, and that's not very fun. overall, what's here seems like a framework. i hope this will be improved upon in this game's sequel, because it could really be something special. 4. the dungeons. they're just mazes with occasional weak enemies. annoying and time-consuming. the test of wisdom had some great moments, but the dungeons are just annoying. so you may read that and think. "huh, with how many problems this game seems to have, why is this guy recommending it?" well, it's because of just how beautiful this game is. the writing style being so vague and using unclear terms adds to the mystique of the game, and it sells the idea of you being a young dragon learning about and exploring the world. the game is very thoughtful and touching; it presented ideas that maybe i had acknowledged but hadn't thought about until playing this game. the music is great, it suits the game well and i could not get tired of listening to it. the images are beautiful (or hideous when it suits the scene), and that coupled with the amazing sound design and the writing really makes you feel the moment you're in. i was scared when the player character was scared, angry when they were, sad when they were, awestruck when they were, and exulted when they were. overall, the game gets the strongest recommendation i could give it to anyone who might be remotely into it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Golden Treasure: The Great Green is currently priced at 16.79€ on Steam.
No, Golden Treasure: The Great Green is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 16.79€ on Steam.
Yes, Golden Treasure: The Great Green received 924 positive votes out of a total of 963 achieving an impressive rating of 9.01.
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Golden Treasure: The Great Green was developed and published by Dreaming Door Studios.
Yes, Golden Treasure: The Great Green is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Yes, Golden Treasure: The Great Green is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
No, Golden Treasure: The Great Green is not playable on Linux.
Golden Treasure: The Great Green is a single-player game.
Yes, there is a DLC available for Golden Treasure: The Great Green. Explore additional content available for Golden Treasure: The Great Green on Steam.
No, Golden Treasure: The Great Green does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Golden Treasure: The Great Green does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Golden Treasure: The Great Green 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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Dreaming Door Studios
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Dreaming Door Studios
Release
17 Jun 2019
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