
Game of Thrones: A TellTale Games Series is an episodic adventure game developed by TellTale Games and based on the famous HBO TV-show Game of Thrones, as well as the book 'A song of Ice and Fire' by George R.R. Martin. You play as the family members of House Forrester, a noble house from the north of Westeros, bannermen to House Glover, who has been loyal to House Stark of Winterfell for a long time. These characters are all caught up in the events of the war of the Five Kings, and they are placed in a critical position where every character must do everything in their power to prevent their precious house from going under.
Set in the world of HBO's Game of Thrones during the brutal War of the Five Kings, the story follows House Forrester, a noble northern family loyal to the Starks and rulers of the fortress of Ironrath. After the family ends up on the losing side of the war, their survival is thrown into jeopardy as rival houses and powerful enemies close in. Players guide five different members and allies of the Forresters, from the halls of Ironrath to the courts of King's Landing and the distant lands of Essos. Every choice ripples outward, shaping alliances, betrayals, and the ultimate fate of the beleaguered house.




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(Safe! No spoilers inside!) Note: This review was written by the time episode 1 came out. Only the very end of it has short updates about new episodes. I played through episode one, and I loved it! Having said that, there is criticism about it and I believe it's partly warranted. I don't share that criticism because it relates to something that doesn't personally bother me, but it will bother some people, so can you be disappointed with the purchase? First, I'll describe the game a bit. Most of the gameplay of this game consists of picking dialog options on a timer; all other gameplay is secondary and forgettable. This system works very well by giving you hard choices in tense scenes, whose consequences feel potentially very impactful. There is some action that requires pressing the right buttons quickly, which I believe is the weakest point of the game. Fortunately they're sparse and
I'm going to side-step the back-and-forth debate about the true weight of your decisions and their consequences being pre-determined or not and simply state that this was one of the most invigorating and suspenseful experiences I have ever had the joy to participate in. Never in my mind would I imagine I would be getting sweaty-palms from simply negotiating the minefield of conversational intrigue that is the Game of Thrones intellectual property brought to life in this way. An absolute pleasure to experience. I cannot wait to see more.
Telltale never fails on amazing me. Their games are always a piece of art and this one is no exception. The game is played in true Telltale style which focuses heavily on story and characters with you making decisions that can result in other characters thinking/feeling differently towards you. You will see brutal events take place, people will die and you will sit in your chair staring at the screen trying to process what you just saw. I give the game a strong 10/10. 8)
After playthrough of episode 1 I was thankful that the story is not just a retelling of the TV series, but rather a side story of another house in the north, The Foresters. Having read all the books and watched the TV series both helped and hinderd my appreciation for the game. Helped in the sense that I knew the backstory. I knew what was going during the opening scene at the Twins. Yet hindered because I also knew the characters and have definite opinions about Ramsey Snow. It was fun to be interogated by Queen Cercei, too. I am curious to see if they can generate enough original content that is significant to the story unfolding in Westeros. We will see.
Mandatory if you are a fan of Game of Thrones, given that you have seen the show up through season 4 already, or have read the books through Storm of Swords. They proved themselves with Walking Dead and Wolf Among Us, and now Telltale and Game of Thrones seems to be a match made in heaven. This game tells an original and very compelling story and, while it does give the "illusion" of choice in a way (follows a central story with different paths to follow), in true Game of Thrones fashion many of the choices presented will have you second guessing yourself constantly while the game keeps you on edge wondering what it will throw at you next. This is especially true for anyone intimately familiar with the show and books, as there will be many moments where you will attempt to make your decisions based on knowledge of the characters and setting from the source material. Also does not disappo
As we all know how big the game of thrones world is, to get into such a big story it requires time/understanding of characters which was taken in first two episodes and now everything you’ve been fighting for up to this point is finally in front of you as well as it's shaping up to be a good series. I often found I didn't have enough time to make decisions as the game is completely depend on the decisions you make. I really loved the characters and while there were times I wondered why I had to even walk my character to the window when it was my only choice - it seemed fluid and made me feel like I was that character - not just an observer. I would have loved to see more done with this game in terms of strategic decision making. I've tried various ways only for facing the only one result with very little differences. But still this game is very interesting and has the atmosphere simila
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