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The Golden Compass is a 2007 activity experience confound computer game created by Shiny Entertainment for PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, Wii, Xbox 360 and Microsoft Windows, and by A2M for Nintendo DS. The amusement was distributed on all stages by Sega, and was discharged in Europe in November 2007 (aside from the PSP and Windows adaptations, which were discharged in December), and in North America in December. 

It is the computer game of the film of a similar name, despite the fact that it is additionally in part dependent on the novel whereupon the film is based, Northern Lights by Philip Pullman. The amusement was discharged before the film and highlights a marginally unique arrangement of occasions towards the finish of the story, just as extra film toward the finish of the diversion not found in the film. This was because of a very late re-alter of the last half-hour of the film by New Line Cinema, which couldn't be joined into the diversion, as it depended on the shooting content. The Golden Compass was the last diversion created by Shiny before Foundation 9 Entertainment combined them with The Collective. 

The amusement got fundamentally negative audits over all stages, with numerous commentators contending the plot was unimaginable except if one knew about the film as well as novel. Other basic analysis included graphical glitches, poor ongoing interaction and level structure, bugs, and a general sense that the diversion was raced to discharge before it was prepared. It sold well.

The diversion starts with Lyra Belacqua, the Panserbjørne Iorek Byrnison and Lyra's dæmon Pan in a frigid scene being sought after by wolves. Iorek routs the wolves and they head to a close-by Samoyed camp where they salvage a kid. 

The diversion at that point comes back to two months already, with Lyra and Pan in her room in Jordan College talking about the intrinsic return of her uncle, Lord Asriel. She meets her companion and individual understudy Roger Parslow, and chooses to get into the Master's Retiring Room so she can watch Asriel's introduction. She stows away in a closet and sees Asriel present an image from his movements in Svalbard appearing tumbling from the sky. Asriel hence discovers her and reveals to her he is leaving on a troublesome voyage. 

In the mean time, Lyra meets Marisa Coulter and, before leaving Jordan, is given an Alethiometer by the Master who discloses to her Coulter must not think about it. While investigating Coulter's loft, Lyra finds a report with the names of various kids, including Roger's, and the letterhead of the "General Oblation Board," and she understands that Coulter is the pioneer of the Board; an association that snatches youngsters, as far as anyone knows to avoid them transforming into "awful" grown-ups. Lyra and Pan escape. 

Coulter sends men to get Lyra and Pan back, however they are spared by Gyptians, and start living on their ship, the Noorderlicht. Lyra figures out how to utilize the Alethiometer more capably than any grown-up, and is visited by the witch ruler Serafina Pekkala who discloses to her where the General Oblation Board has taken the missing kids. The following day, the Noorderlicht docks at Trollesund, where they are joined by Iorek and Lee Scoresby, a pilot. 

The gathering climb north towards Bolvangar, where the kids are held. While counseling the Alethiometer, Lyra gets a message about a lodge on a lake. She escapes the camp with Iorek, and inside the lodge they discover a mentally harmed kid who has been separated from his dæmon; a procedure called "Intercision," which is drilled by the Magisterium, the most predominant religious gathering on the planet, with an end goal to produce vitality. Lyra gains from the Alethiometer that another kid is adjacent in a Samoyed camp, and she and Iorek head to spare him. The opening scenes of the amusement are appeared. Lyra, Iorek and the two youngsters head back to the Gyptian camp where the two young men are brought together with their families. Be that as it may, the Samoyeds assault, and Lyra is caught. 

She is taken to the General Oblation Board's office in Bolvangar, where she is brought together with Roger. She is then conveyed to see Coulter, to whom she lies, saying she was a taken from the condo, and imagines she is unfit to comprehend the Alethiometer. She at that point escapes from Coulter, sets off a flame alert and crushes the Intercision machine. With the office in disarray, the kids escape outside. In the interim, Iorek and a multitude of witches driven by Serafina demolish the office. 

Lyra, Scoresby and Serafina go on to Svalbard to endeavor to discover Asriel. In any case, in a snowsquall, Lyra falls over the edge and is caught by two panserbjørne. In a Svalbard jail, she learns Asriel is a detainee of King Ragnar Sturlusson, in spite of the fact that he is permitted to carry on his analyses at the unique solicitation of Coulter. Lyra gains from the Alethiometer that Iorek is en route to safeguard her. She deceives her way in to see Ragnar and cases she is Iorek's dæmon, made in a test at Bolvangar. As panserbjørne don't have dæmons, Ragnar is irate that Iorek ought to have something he can't have, thus Lyra reveals to him that for her to turn into his dæmon, he should slaughter Iorek in single battle. All things considered, Ragnar orders the watchmen to permit Iorek to approach. Iorek and Ragnar battle, and Iorek slaughters Ragnar. 

Lyra, Pan and Roger then head to see Asriel. At first, he is incensed that Lyra has come, shouting "I didn't send for you. Anybody yet you," however after observing Roger, he quiets. Lyra gives him the Alethiometer, and she and Roger hit the hay. The following morning, Lyra stirs to discover Asriel and Roger have vanished. Utilizing the Alethiometer, she discovers that Asriel plans to play out an Intercision on Roger in order to produce enough vitality to open an entrance to a parallel universe. She, Pan and Iorek set out after them. They achieve Asriel's area in the far north, and Iorek enables Lyra and Pan to make a beeline for face him.