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Developer: Telltale Games
Publisher: Telltale Games
Game Details: Telltale's series is founded in the world, characters and events seen in HBO’s television show,
Telltale's series is founded in the world, characters and events seen in HBO’s television show, which in turn is based on George R. R. Martin’s books (A Song of Ice and Fire).
Developer: Telltale Games
Publisher: Telltale Games
Genre(s): Action General General Adventure Point-and-Click
Number of players: No Online Multiplayer
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Rating: M
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Metascore Mixed or average reviews
6 Positive Ratings 28%
12 Mixed Ratings 57%
3 Negative Ratings 14%
90
Nov 17, 2015
"Though hard to grasp for the uninitiated, Telltale's Game of Thrones is a truly meaty addition to the established tale, creating a gut-twisting fantasy drama that will leave you feeling absolutely awful, just like Game of Thrones should." ... Read full review
80
Nov 17, 2015
"Telltale’s Game of Thrones should be the end of any debate as to whether or not Telltale can apply its adventure game formula to any adaptation you throw at it. I saw things in Telltale’s rendition of the Game of Thrones universe that rivaled the awfulness I’ve seen on the show. I jumped from playing the post-apocalyptic Fallout 4 to playing Game of Thrones and didn’t feel like I was killing any fewer people." ... Read full review
75
Dec 7, 2015
"The gameplay in Game of Thrones is a bit more passive than most games and might be difficult to follow for people new to the franchise, but it does offer a strong story that fits right into the Game of Thrones lore. It has the same fantastic way of taking you into this fantasy world filled with surprising and shocking moments. " ... Read full review
70
Nov 17, 2015
"The season does end on a strong note, with plenty of bloodshed, and a special mystery with what Gared finds in the North past the wall. It's too bad that the some of the season's highest points are little more than a setup for the next season. I admit that there were a few intense situations, like poking a guy's eye out, but they are overshadowed by the fact that my choices generally didn't much matter in a game with the primary focus on decision making--underscored by how the same one eyed-man still talked crap to the cripple that beat him up. " ... Read full review
68
Dec 15, 2015
"If Telltale can figure out a way to weave together all of the possible branches in the story to create a second season (and beyond), then that will hopefully make all of the doom and gloom from the first season more worthwhile. But if Telltale has painted themselves into a corner, and this season is it, then I wouldn’t recommend the game at all, unless your idea of fun is getting punched in the face repeatedly." ... Read full review
65
Nov 17, 2015
"​Game of Thrones gets the feel of Martin's universe right, but it relies too heavily on familiar themes to form a memorable identity of its own." ... Read full review
10
Nov 29, 2015
"Throughout this cynical gaming experience, the message of the show seems clearer than ever: reject dignity or die." ... Read full review
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User Score Mixed or average reviews
183 Positive Ratings 46%
129 Mixed Ratings 32%
85 Negative Ratings 21%
10
Raskol
Dec 3, 2014
Telltale makes some amazing stories and this is a grate way to get your game of thrones fix. Its worth it, please dont spoil yourselves byTelltale makes some amazing stories and this is a grate way to get your game of thrones fix. Its worth it, please dont spoil yourselves by watching it on youtube. I hope this will be a very very long series.

I knew Walking Dead was good but there rasing the bar.
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vZeqk___
Jun 11, 2015
Telltale has done a masterful job at recreating the show into a cinematic game. Im amazed at what they've accomplished, the way Telltale ofTelltale has done a masterful job at recreating the show into a cinematic game. Im amazed at what they've accomplished, the way Telltale of interlinked the big events that happened in the show and to make them occur in the game with an entirely different story line is an amazing feat. I didnt think i would become as invested in the characters in the game, than in the show. But they are winning me over and i hope by the end of the season they end with some gut wrenching scene like Neds Starks beheading to get me amped for the next season. Expand
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BigDegs29
Feb 10, 2015
Much has been said about the illusion of choice in this series. I have to ask: what exactly do people expect? If the stats at the end ofMuch has been said about the illusion of choice in this series. I have to ask: what exactly do people expect? If the stats at the end of each episode are any indication, there are five major "choices" during the episode. If each choice creates a distinct branch in the story, that means the developers have to create ten different paths for just the first episode. Take five distinct choices in the second episode and you now have 100 branches. By the sixth episode the developers would have to create 100,000 different story branches! Just in the first season! While there could be some overlap, they'd have to track and trace all those paths to make sure there's no inconsistency. An impossible task.

Where this game shines isn't in branching story paths; that would be impossible to pull off on a large-scale basis. Where it excels is in that your choices affect how different characters feel about you, and that when those few major divergences come up, the way the various characters feel about you can have an effect.

This game feels authentically Game of Thrones. It's not predictable. It puts you in impossible situations with no outs. It'll beat you up, then kick you while your down. But through it all you'll have the desire to keep fighting...because you care about the Forresters. And you want revenge on those who wronged them.

Will you be defiant, even if it puts you at risk?
Will you bow and scrape hoping for a few table scraps?
Will you fight for what's right, or be ruthless to succeed?
Can you outmaneuver your rivals?
Can you see the twists coming and prevent a horrible outcome?

Good luck.
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Tagirix
Jul 5, 2016
I'm not a fan of Game of Thrones since I haven't watched TV show. I did, but only three episodes. Disclaimemer: if you don't know anythingI'm not a fan of Game of Thrones since I haven't watched TV show. I did, but only three episodes. Disclaimemer: if you don't know anything about Game of Thrones universe, but you always enjoy Telltale games, I advise you playing this title since it doesn't requires a deep knowledge of the story. You will understnad everything. Telltale made a special graphics style, chose a great period of time for the game. I'm not gonna say anything else — just try it out. Expand
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PanMrkvicka
Feb 12, 2020
Its just okay. Nothing special and characters are not interesting and you dont care if they die.
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MetaAwesome
May 30, 2015
Pros:
- The game offers some brutal deaths. BRUTAL. DEATHS.
- Really good art style. REALLY. GOOD. - Conversations with main characters
Pros:
- The game offers some brutal deaths. BRUTAL. DEATHS.
- Really good art style. REALLY. GOOD.
- Conversations with main characters is pretty cool. ESPECIALLY. TYRION.

Cons:
- Your dialogue choices DO NOT MATTER a great deal. Compared to choices in games like Witcher, this one doesn't come close.
- Script has been DUMBED DOWN for a younger audience (despite still being 18+). It is not as eloquent or complex as the tv series.
- Music feels AWKWARD, it is not the licenced GoT music, and is NOT GREAT.
- The graphics were RUSHED in places.
- Some elements of the game - even the startup menu - are 'JUDDERY' when they load - for example the music CUTTING out and changing volume on load. These elements feel UNPOLISHED.
- Some characters react to your choices in NON-SENSICAL manner - especially if the dialogue or plot continues on the SAME PATH REGARDLESS of any choices you make. Sometimes the dialogue options essentially mean the SAME THING, and yield the EXACT SAME RESPONSE from a character.

Some dialogue is INSANELY BAD, for example (NO SPOILERS DON'T WORRY):
*in conversation with Margerie*
- Margerie asks your character to do as Cercei says and to agree with everything Cersei says, in order for you and Margerie to feign loyalty to the King.
- During said conversation, you side with Cercei and agree with everything she says, JUST LIKE MARGERIE ASKED you to.
- After said conversation, Margerie HAS A GO AT YOU for siding with Cersei and says how disloyal you are to her.

ARE YOU FREAKING KIDDING ME
AND THIS HAPPENS LOTS

The game is relentlessly PUNISHING the player for making devious and intruiging dialogue choices, and yet this is what GoT SHOULD BE REWARDING.

- Bugs. Running a HIGH END SYSTEM and NEVER have problems with games, but the bugs are there and support is hard to come by on the developer's website. Had to REINSTALL the game once for a COMMON PROBLEM where the START MENU DOES NOT APPEAR.

To clarify - this reviewer is a fan of the Walking Dead Telltale series and a huge fan of Game of Thrones. With this installment of games Telltale has hit a wall, LARGER THAN 'THE WALL' ITSELF.
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Nov 2, 2021
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