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The King of Demons set his sights on Muscle Island, a paradisaical and peaceful place where it’s good to live. This evil person settled his army and persecutes the population with the help of his generals. Wasting their last coins in the taverns of the island, mercenaries from the dreadful GOLDEN FORCE enjoy their last moments of vacation when they receive a new contract: beat down this new evil ruler and recover the mountain of gold in his possession. When there is gold and a promise of great battles, you can count on the GOLDEN FORCE to save your skin!

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Critic 7.5 (2 critics) · No ratings yet

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Critic 6.7 (15 critics) · No ratings yet

Critic reviews

  • WorthPlaying

    Cody Medellin · Nov 18, 2021

    5.5
    Taken on its own, Golden Force is decent. It looks wonderful, with some solid combat mechanics and very engaging boss fights. Start to compare it to other pixel platformers on the system, and you'll come to lament the forced trial-and-error gameplay, tedious combat, and unnecessarily broken upgrade economy. Patient players may stick it out, but for everyone else, the Switch has plenty of other well-crafted platformers.
  • PCInvasion

    Andrew Farrell · Apr 21, 2021

    7.0
    Golden Force doesn't quite have what it takes to be as good as the classics, but it's still a fairly fun time in its own right. It has some issues that make it a bit of an annoyance in some spots, but it still mostly does what it aims to.
  • NintendoLife

    Stuart Gipp · Jan 30, 2021

    6.0
    It’s disappointing that Golden Force falls down in the areas that it does, because without these fixable issues it would be an easy recommendation – level design is mostly strong, the boss battles marry spectacle with varied and fun-to-learn attack strings nicely, and it feels good to get stronger and play better.
  • Pure Nintendo

    Jaime Carrillo · Jan 29, 2021

    9.0
    Genesis sprite-based look is what dragged me towards Golden Force. And truth be told, it’s one of the reasons I kept coming back despite the astronomical difficulty. The grumpy old man inside me wishes at least half of the games made today looked as colorful and pleasantly retro as Golden Force looks. The soundtrack is equally charming and captivating as the visual direction.

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