Golden Sun
Golden Sun
Game Boy AdvanceAbout Golden Sun
Follow Isaac and his fellow Adepts across Weyard on a quest to prevent the release of Alchemy's power. Golden Sun pairs turn-based battles with environmental puzzles built around Psynergy, elemental abilities that also work outside combat. Push obstacles, reveal routes, and revisit places as your options expand. Collectible Djinn influence character classes and abilities, connecting party preparation with the exploration that carries the adventure from one settlement and dungeon to another.
- Platform
- Game Boy Advance
- Genre
- Role-playing · Adventure · Turn-based
- Release year
- 2001
Keyboard controls
| A / B | ZX | L / R | QE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Start | Enter | Select | V |
| DPAD | ↑↓←→ | ||
| Quick save | 1 | ||
| Quick load | 2 | ||
| Save slot | 3 | ||
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