Review: Golem Gates (PlayStation 4)

Golem Gates blends elements of real-time strategy (RTS) and card battle. Collect cards (called Glyphs) containing your forces and powers. Strategically weave them into a deck to prepare for battle, then unleash them in streamlined, fast-paced battles.

Pros:

• Decent graphics.
• 7.85gb download size.
• Platinum trophy.
• Tutorial section.
• Camera-speed and alt camera speed sliders.
• Four modes-Story, challenges, survival, and VS.
• Vs-quick match, create/find games and Ai matches.
• Survival-find/create games.
• RTS slash card battler gameplay.
• The goal is to build an army and destroy your enemies Harbinger (player).
• Energy-used to cast your glyphs (cards). Energy replenishes over time and taking over generators in the level speed up the refilling.
• The map is dark and has to be uncovered as you move.
• Unicron sounding voice over guy, very powerful and demanding.
• Well presented.
• Decent story.
• Fun to play.
• Create your own deck of glyphs (cards).
• Many units type to control and fight against.
• Handy hold X to select troops quickly.
• Unlock new units/glyphs by playing.
• A lot of cool effects and animations.

Cons:

• A lot to take in.
• Slow starter.
• Difficult.
• Daunting menus.
• Not the fastest loading times.