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* Girl Stinky in ''[[The Adventures of Sam & Max: Freelance Police]]'' is a ''cake'' golem, and a very intelligent and shifty one at that.
* Browser-based game ''[[Muelsfell]]'' is entirely based around the creation of Golems.
* Korean [[Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game|MMORPG]] ''[[Mabinogi]]'' includes golems as boss monsters. These are all simply piles of magically-animated rocks in a vaguely humanoid shape; sometimes covered with plants or snow. As of G9, player characters can get an Alchemy skill that allows them to create and control golems.
* In the ''[[Fall From Heaven]] II'' mod for ''[[Civilization IV]]'', the Luchuirp is a civilization made up of surface-dwelling [[Our Dwarves Are All the Same|Dwarves]] and golems. The problem is that the crude golems they can make now are incapable of learning (i.e. gaining XP) on their own. Barnaxus is an ancient golem from the old Khrad'Ke-zun Empire, of which only the Luchuirp remain, who can teach himself new things and then pass it on to Dwarves and other golems. Their cave-dwelling Khazad cousins don't use golems.
* One boss from ''[[Sonic & Knuckles]]'' is a golem (it appears at the end of an Ancient Egyptian-themed level, but whatever). You can't actually destroy it - it just rebuilds itself - and instead have to lure it into quicksand.
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