•: October 28, 2010 •: November 29, 2010 •: December 2, 2010 •: December 10, 2010 Mode(s) Golden Sun: Dark Dawn (: 黄金の太陽 漆黒なる夜明け,: Ōgon no Taiyō: Shikkoku Naru Yoake) is the third installment in a of fantasy developed by for. Speculation of a third entry in the franchise began soon after the release of its predecessor,, in 2002, culminating in a widely-spread hoax game being revealed at a pre- gathering. The game was first announced as 'Golden Sun DS' at, while the name and release window was subsequently revealed in Nintendo's presentation.

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Released in late 2010 for the hand-held console, Dark Dawn was the fifth-best selling game during its release window in Japan. Dark Dawn is set thirty years after the events of the first two games and follows the path of the descendants of the earlier games' heroes.

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Players control characters as they travel through the fictional world of Weyard. The game utilizes gameplay elements pioneered by its predecessors, primarily the use of (called 'Psynergy') to defeat enemies and discover new locations, help local populations and find elemental which can augment the player's powers. The game was generally well received by critics, receiving a 79% rating on the review aggregation website, although its score was lower than both of its predecessors.

Dark Dawn was praised for successfully transitioning the 2D-style graphics of its predecessors into 3D for the Nintendo DS and for being relatively easy for newcomers to the franchise to play. However, critics noted that some of the shortcomings in the previous games, such as excessive in-game dialogue, were also present in this installment, and that the features of the Golden Sun series that were refreshing when the original games were released now felt dated. Golden Sun's form of magic, called 'Psynergy', can be used in battle and in dungeons. Here, the 'Douse' spell is used to douse a torch blocking the player's path. Dark Dawn, like its predecessors, uses the traditional role-playing video game formula. Players guide characters through a fantasy-themed world as they interact with other characters, battle monsters, acquire increasingly powerful Psynergy and equipment and take part in a predefined narrative.

Unlike the previous games, some locations become inaccessible after certain points, although new locations become accessible after players acquire a ship. A new feature is the addition of an encyclopedia system, which explains and keeps track of new and returning gameplay elements to players. Much of the time spent outside of battle takes place either in the game's or within, caves, and other locales with puzzles integrated into their layout. To complete puzzles, players must utilize the environment around them to complete a given objective.

Many puzzles revolve around the game’s resident form of magic spells, Psynergy, requiring the player to leverage different Psynergy spells to surmount and obstacle. The player gains more Psynergy spells as the game progresses, either through or acquiring special items and with each new Psynergy spell, the party may gain access to more locations and secrets hidden within the game world. The hardware allows players to use Psynergy to manipulate their surroundings in ways that were not possible in previous installments. Dark Dawn contains both and compulsory battles that advance the story.

Battles take place on the lower screen, where the enemy party and the player's party are displayed on opposing sides. In battle, the player is required to defeat enemies via direct attacks with weapons, offensive Psynergy spells, and other means of causing damage, all while keeping his or her own combatant alive through items and supportive Psynergy that heal and raise defensive stats. Unlike the first two Golden Sun games, Dark Dawn features a smarter intelligent targeting system that allows one of two party members who initially target the same enemy to intelligently target a random undefeated enemy once the initial enemy is defeated by another member. One of the most distinguishing features in the Golden Sun series is the Djinn system, where the player collects and manipulates elemental creatures called. In Dark Dawn, a host of new Djinn are introduced that can be found scattered throughout the game.