Game of Thrones a telltale games series

Kim
Jun 12, 2015
2 min read

SCORE: 5.5/10

From the Walking dead to Borderlands, Telltale games is now presenting Game Of Thrones! Telltale games never seem to dissapoint me with their new point and click games as they gave you alot of options within games such as Walking Dead. Same as with Game of Thrones, every choice you make will have an impact on the story. When it comes to Game of Thrones, Tell-tale games does a very good job about the game physics, it really draws you into the amazing storyline for the diffrent characters. All the characters are displayed brilliantly and have an interesting storyline that. They have done a good job connecting the main characters and the story that we all know from the TV-series and books. Game of of thrones doesn't really bring any additional value to the show itself. It is the same intrigues from the show all over, which shouldn't be a problem since it is a Telltale game where your dialogue options are supposed to alter the story, which brings me to my main issue about this game. Within this game you often get three dialogue options to pick from, but they usually point towards the same end, and so in the end it doesn't really matter what you choose. And with that aside lets focus on the Gameplay itself. After playing Game of Thrones and completing the episodes that is currently available I have noticed that the controls can be a bit wierd or bugged as some would say. I had the issue multiple time where the controllers either stops working for a short period, and that there was some issues when i was playing the storyline of Gared Tuttle. ***********Spoiler alert********** When Gared Tuttle was sent to the wall after trying to help his father defending against the guards that were attacking their land, you have an objective where you will do some small tasks such as sword fighting, carry a barrel etc. the issue about this is that i had to retry multiple times as the controllers stopped working or was lagging during almost the entire episode which caused some problems when trying to develop within the storyline of the character itself. ******************************** But after all this, here is a small summary of my experience: Pros: Real, well animated characters from the television series, great storyline Cons: Bland color palette and bugged controls and the fact that you can't alter the story as much as in the previous Telltale games. I would reccomend buying it as this might change during an update, and because of the storyline alone eventhough the gameplay has alot to say.