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(60%)
15 Reviews
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Multiple protagonists and storylines, just like the books, Clever use of familiar characters, Full of interesting choices, Stays faithful to the TV show
Underwhelming graphics and stilted animation, Reliant on dialogue and quick-time events
Telltale's video game version of Game of Thrones gets off to a good start, though it's more dialogue-focused than ever and the reliance on quick-time-events is beginning to wear thin. If you're a fan of the books and TV series then you'll be happy with T...
Abstract: A Song of Ice and Fire is hot. George R. R. Martin's fantasy epic has gotten people who normally wouldn't even be interested in that kind of adventure talking. The books are on the best seller list. The TV series is eagerly anticipated and I know I make s...
Solid and definitely has an audience. There could be some hard-to-ignore faults, but the experience is fun.How we score: The destructoid reviews guide...
The story is on par with the books even though George R. R. Martin himself didn't pen the script, The voice acting is really good, Sounds in the game really sound like you would expect them to (ambient noises and such)
The combat is really not any fun at all – it feels like a punishment for enjoying the story, The graphics are completely dated, for a game in development for seven years that is inexcusable, It's 2012 and you can't make lips match with what is being spoke
While the story is compelling and engrossing once you get into it, the lackluster combat and dated ...
Abstract: It should be noted that you don’t need to follow the television series or have read the books to follow the Game of Thrones RPG. Obviously it helps, but those unfamiliar with the series won't feel out of place, unlike the constant bugs and muddy textu...
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Published: 2012-05-25, Author: Game , review by: neoseeker.com
I will not ruin the story for you here, as anyone who has read the book or watched the show knows the series' penchant for delivering a compelling and dramatic tale. Game of Thrones does not fail in that regard, and offers a gratifying narrative experienc...
Abstract: When you approach a group of enemies, you’ll enter a battle state, which allows you to queue up to three commands at a time. You can open a radial menu, which slows down time but doesn’t stop it, to choose from a series of skills to queue up. Certain s...
Strong story with interesting twists, Both the heroes and the villains are nicely fleshed out, Moral choices give flexibility in how you progress, Clever side missions.
Abstract: Consider the following scenario from the Game of Thrones RPG: you get tasked with infiltrating a secure location, and beforehand you assemble a proper uniform -- gauntlets, boots, cape, and helmet -- to gain access. This sequence conjures up the same s...
