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  1. Apr 30, 2023
    5
    Существуют просто Зло и Большое Зло, а за ними обоими в тени прячется Очень Большое Зло. Очень Большое Зло, Геральт, это такое, которого ты и представить себе не можешь, даже если думаешь, будто уже ничто не в состоянии тебя удивить. И знаешь, Геральт, порой бывает так, что Очень Большое Зло схватит тебя за горло и скажет: «Выбирай, братец, либо я, либо то, которое чуточку поменьше»Существуют просто Зло и Большое Зло, а за ними обоими в тени прячется Очень Большое Зло. Очень Большое Зло, Геральт, это такое, которого ты и представить себе не можешь, даже если думаешь, будто уже ничто не в состоянии тебя удивить. И знаешь, Геральт, порой бывает так, что Очень Большое Зло схватит тебя за горло и скажет: «Выбирай, братец, либо я, либо то, которое чуточку поменьше»
  2. Aug 6, 2022
    8
    The game is Ugly, and the gameplay is clunky, but the story is really good, and the world is great if you are a fan of Game of Thrones this is a great game to play because it does capture the atmosphere of the Books and the TV Show
  3. Apr 24, 2022
    7
    My truthful honorable incorruptible conclusive rating of this considered game: 7.
  4. Oct 11, 2020
    10
    As a fan of A Song of Ice and Fire as well as The Game of Thrones, it only seemed natural that I would like this game. That's an understatement, though. I loved it through and through, it was very nice to be a part of the world, but seeing as the story is completely separate to the events of AGoT, it feels like a breath of fresh air.
  5. Apr 17, 2020
    0
    Je n'ai vu que la série ou plutôt tenté de voir la série, car en quelques épisodes... je me suis endormi à chaque fois à chaque épisode !...

    Et là avec cette adaptation en jeu vidéo confiée aux branques de chez Cyanide, le studio franchouillard très merdouillard et pas débrouillard (sauf à se débrouiller pour faire de la merde bien entendu) eh bien, on est pas rendu ! je me suis en
    Je n'ai vu que la série ou plutôt tenté de voir la série, car en quelques épisodes... je me suis endormi à chaque fois à chaque épisode !...

    Et là avec cette adaptation en jeu vidéo confiée aux branques de chez Cyanide, le studio franchouillard très merdouillard et pas débrouillard (sauf à se débrouiller pour faire de la merde bien entendu) eh bien, on est pas rendu ! je me suis en effet encore endormi plusieurs fois, dès les premiers dialogues, puis pendant les cinématiques (interminables) enfin pendant le premier combat (à dormir debout).

    Il faut dire que la "mise en scène" est très dilettante, pour ne pas dire rincée et que les dialogues sont ineptes, aggravés il est vrai (une fois n'est pas coutume) par une VF très mollassonne. Evidemment, ça tient autant à l'incompétence de Cyanide qu'au matériel d'origine (cette série de merde à chier debout) un matériel inexploitable tant il est à la fois pathétique et chiantissime.

    Le combat ici est une hérésie bâtarde qui réussit le tour de force de n'être... rien du tout finalement. A part une simple merde bien sûr. Ni du temps réel, ni du vrai temps pausé, ni du tour par tour... juste de la merde !

    De toute façon, on a surtout des tonnes de parlote (à tomber dans le coma) le tout desservi par des graphismes très en retrait et assez misérables... Non, vraiment rien à faire, rien à foutre de cette énième daube de Cyanide, on tire la chasse par dessus et puis c'est tout.
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  6. Feb 18, 2019
    4
    Great TV series franchise ruined by pizza deliverers. Because yes, those who created this game cannot be named otherwise.
    Horrible unbalanced combat system. The idea of "Normal" means that the combat is neither easy nor difficult BUT, when you have to reload (several times!) the same stupid quick save because of 3 stupid archers and some idiot swordsman means that something stinks very
    Great TV series franchise ruined by pizza deliverers. Because yes, those who created this game cannot be named otherwise.
    Horrible unbalanced combat system. The idea of "Normal" means that the combat is neither easy nor difficult BUT, when you have to reload (several times!) the same stupid quick save because of 3 stupid archers and some idiot swordsman means that something stinks very bad in your s*itty pizza. It's not that the player is unskilled (I wonder what f*cking skills do you really neeed when all what you have to do is to press "Space" and click on those stupid abilities in a row until "Energy" is depleted) it means that the pizza deliverers didn't bother to test the thickness of their stupid salami-pepperoni mixture.
    The game has the most horrible and awful JERKY camera I've ever had the displeasure to see in a video game. I tried all possible solutions, reduced mouse polling rate, reduced mouse dpi, reduced mouse sensitivity, I set negative mouse sensitivity in game's ini, I changed every possible setting related to mouse in game inis to no avail.
    The character ocuppies half of your screen and the default FOV fries your brains unless you set some lines in game's ini to make it somewhat playable.
    The learning curve is veeeeery sloooooooooow. It takes hours until you get to the next level.
    Their stupid economic system it's not a decimal one. 1 gold coins values more than 100 silver and 1 silver coin only they know how much values.
    EDIT: 1 gold = 210 silver, 1 silver = 16 (160?) copper according to one of their well-cached randomly loading screens, to be more precise. Found this info randomly, in one of their well-cached loading screen in chapter 8.
    Due to their idiotic economic system, it takes hooooouuuuurrrrrrrsssss until you can BUY a bettter weapon or some stupid piece of armor. 5-6 pieces of gold at least (for the cheapest) while in loot you find (up to) 10 silver and some copper coins. In first 5 chapters (ex.), I didn't find not a single gold coin. In 5 goddamn hours of gameplay. Go figure. Probably Pluto rotates faster around the Sun than you have to wait in this pizza-delivery game to buy some better equipment.
    You got 4 for this. 1 (my middle finger) is for you and 3 is for the franchise NOT for you.
    Your pizza stinks. Very bad.
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  7. Apr 5, 2018
    8
    I have to say that I have been enjoying my experience playing this Game of Thrones game. Don't listen to the critics but make up your mind for yourself and you will find that it isn't as bad at it is being made out to be... Peace!
  8. Oct 2, 2017
    9
    I really enjoyed this game. At first the uninspired combat and controlls almost made me quit the game but I am glad I didn't. The story really picks up after a few chapters and the ending is really well executed and feels very GOT-sy. If you play games just for gameplay and usually just skip dialogue this game is not for you. On a pure technical view I'd give it a 4/10 but the story andI really enjoyed this game. At first the uninspired combat and controlls almost made me quit the game but I am glad I didn't. The story really picks up after a few chapters and the ending is really well executed and feels very GOT-sy. If you play games just for gameplay and usually just skip dialogue this game is not for you. On a pure technical view I'd give it a 4/10 but the story and atmosphere made it a 9/10 for me. Expand
  9. Aug 15, 2017
    7
    This is one of my first guilty pleasure games, beforehand games used to be just bad or good. This however, is a flawed game, let there be no doubt. The mechanics are plain crappy, there are plenty of bugs and at one point I got stuck as three of my bannermen flogged me at a bridge, which had me sighing as I hadn't saved in a while. The story is, however, grand and R.R. Martin-worthy. TheThis is one of my first guilty pleasure games, beforehand games used to be just bad or good. This however, is a flawed game, let there be no doubt. The mechanics are plain crappy, there are plenty of bugs and at one point I got stuck as three of my bannermen flogged me at a bridge, which had me sighing as I hadn't saved in a while. The story is, however, grand and R.R. Martin-worthy. The player follows two characters, which you're able to "modify" in a limited way, with varying personalities. Will you give it the Man-of-the-People playthrough, or will you be the rugged, silent type? The story takes you over key locations in Westeros and lesser known lands, but it is a hoot. Yes, the battles are manky, and yes, it all feels too limited, but the story is woven splendidly and feels real. Pick it up in a sale and enjoy the 5-10 dollars you spent on a cool interactive addition to the Game of Thrones franchise. Expand
  10. Mar 8, 2017
    6
    This is a very solid attempt at an RPG by a very inspired and driven developer that clearly loves the setting, but the budget simply isn't there to make something worthwhile. Voice acting falls flat, character models converse like marionettes (Worse even than Bethesda), combat is repetitive at best and frustrating at worst (although some of the build ideas are very innovative).
    The story
    This is a very solid attempt at an RPG by a very inspired and driven developer that clearly loves the setting, but the budget simply isn't there to make something worthwhile. Voice acting falls flat, character models converse like marionettes (Worse even than Bethesda), combat is repetitive at best and frustrating at worst (although some of the build ideas are very innovative).
    The story is captivating and interesting, but not enough to make you want to get through the rest of the game, just to see it poorly expositioned in cutscenes.
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  11. Dec 10, 2016
    8
    Okay... Fighting mechanics are clunky, targeting is difficult as you try and target someone and it decides to target everyone BUT that person. The graphics are early PS3 standard yet came out much later.
    BUT!
    The story for both characters weave through the world of Westoros in a way any fan of GOT will love. This RPG allows you to play your characters how you want. I did a peace
    Okay... Fighting mechanics are clunky, targeting is difficult as you try and target someone and it decides to target everyone BUT that person. The graphics are early PS3 standard yet came out much later.
    BUT!
    The story for both characters weave through the world of Westoros in a way any fan of GOT will love.
    This RPG allows you to play your characters how you want. I did a peace loving merciful Priest who sides with the people always. Is it the best way? Probably not, but it is the way I played and the game let me.
    I also did a take no names, kill everyone let the Stranger sort them out, warrior on the wall. Should I have shown mercy in places? Perhaps, but this is how I wanted to play the character and the game let me.

    Game mechanics in battle suck, the graphics weak, but the story more than makes this a playable game for any GOT fan.
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  12. Aug 13, 2016
    8
    Excellent story, emotionally driven music, great voice acting. Mors Westford ending was nothing short of amazing. You play alongside the events of season one. I highly recommend playing this if you want to learn more about the game of thrones universe. I suggest playing this and then watch season two. In regards to the combat, try playing without pausing and you'll find it much better.Excellent story, emotionally driven music, great voice acting. Mors Westford ending was nothing short of amazing. You play alongside the events of season one. I highly recommend playing this if you want to learn more about the game of thrones universe. I suggest playing this and then watch season two. In regards to the combat, try playing without pausing and you'll find it much better. You'll like the ending of this game, it's has a very emotional impact. Expand
  13. Sep 26, 2015
    10
    On the glorious PC everything is perfect on it, great game great game mechanics, story, graphics are suburb and story is amazing. Must buy it now on the PC it is glorious.
  14. Jun 21, 2015
    2
    Huge disappointment. The people that created that game should be ashamed and leave the industry for good, because they obviously have no talent.

    The story is pretty good but holy **** the gameplay is unbearable. Seriously gameplay wise this it's not just bad, it's so bad that you have to ask yourself if it was intended that way, perhaps some inside joke or competition between devs, who
    Huge disappointment. The people that created that game should be ashamed and leave the industry for good, because they obviously have no talent.

    The story is pretty good but holy **** the gameplay is unbearable. Seriously gameplay wise this it's not just bad, it's so bad that you have to ask yourself if it was intended that way, perhaps some inside joke or competition between devs, who can make the crappiest stuff.
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  15. Jun 15, 2015
    9
    A competently executed RPG which was not actually as bad as i had expected from other reviews.

    A really engaging example of writing in the ASoIaF universe, it is no surprise GRRM collaborated, it is well worth playing like a Telltale game if that's what you want to do. Graphics are pleasant and functional, as is the sound. Controls are decent, cinematography in cut scenes
    A competently executed RPG which was not actually as bad as i had expected from other reviews.

    A really engaging example of writing in the ASoIaF universe, it is no surprise GRRM collaborated, it is well worth playing like a Telltale game if that's what you want to do.

    Graphics are pleasant and functional, as is the sound.

    Controls are decent, cinematography in cut scenes surprisingly good (great angles, lighting and modelling of the actors' faces from the HBO series, as well as great performances from them in voice), stats system is so easy to understand, a child could pick it up.

    I also like the way they have gone the Bioware route and allowed the option (which you can enable in the options) to hide the helmet you have chosen in the cinematics - this really makes a difference as you can choose that horned wildling helmet, but still see your character's facial expressions, who they are looking at etc.

    All in all, it's a "modern" RPG with all that entails, but it is well done and it has one of the best stories I've seen in an RPG. I really enjoyed it.
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  16. Jan 10, 2015
    9
    The story and writing is one of the best ever seen in video games. More games like this should come out to raise the standard of writing and storytelling. If you can look past outdated graphics, tedious combats, bad animations and mediocre voice acting, you will care and want to know about characters and plots more so than other AAA titles such as Dragon Age. There are tangibleThe story and writing is one of the best ever seen in video games. More games like this should come out to raise the standard of writing and storytelling. If you can look past outdated graphics, tedious combats, bad animations and mediocre voice acting, you will care and want to know about characters and plots more so than other AAA titles such as Dragon Age. There are tangible consequences for your choices, too.

    In other words, the only thing salvageable from this game is the writing but for that the game is worth it. I don't even know who wrote it but the guy should be working for Bioware, CDProjekt, or Bethesda. For what it is worth, if you care about good stories, play this game.
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  17. Dec 4, 2014
    3
    This game have many little problems, graphics and animation are not that good, sometime there are issues with the camera. Really fun for people who like Game of Thrones. I don't think anyone else should play it. Review id (0) must be a positive integer.
  18. Oct 14, 2014
    10
    this game is rich in story and I love the gameplay, The combat system reminds me of dragon age the original style I truly hope to see more of this franchise in the gaming community.
  19. Sep 10, 2014
    7
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. A somewhat underrated game that revolves around a convoluted story involving the two primary characters, Mors, a former knight who is now a member of the Night's Watch, and Alester, a nobleman who left his ancestral home in Riverspring to become a priest of the fire god Rh'Llor, but has since returned looking to reclaim his lands. The game begins with you playing as Mors in the first chapter and Alester in the next, then alternating between the two. Eventually you will play both of them at the same time later in the game, but otherwise you play one or the other, with 1 other character usually accompanying you, depending on the chapter. A fairly thorough playthrough of the game should take around 40 hours, so it has a decent gameplay length. At the beginning, you choose a class (from a choice of 3) for Mors and Alester, and this determines what combat skills, abilities and fighting styles they can use. Points are then gained each level and these can be used to buy new abilities in your ability tree, similar to Dragon Age. Mors and Alester additionally gain points in their unique special ability trees (Mors can control his dog directly out of combat or issue it special commands in combat while Alester has a number of special fire-related abilities granted by his god). Finally, a number of points can also be spent to improve their skill ratings with specific weapon and armour types (which range from 1 to 100), based on their class chosen. Combat is also fairly similar to Dragon Age, with the biggest hindrance being the lack of an option to zoom the camera. Bringing up your skills wheel to choose specific moves to use in combat slows down the action a great deal instead of pausing it completely, so it can sometimes be confusing to choose your moves quickly and properly while your opponents are still slowly swinging away at you. You can choose up to 3 combat moves at a time which are then executed in sequence, and this uses up your available energy, which replenishes slowly unless you spend a move to use the recover ability. Combat is pretty tough even on the normal difficulty level as you frequently find yourself outnumbered and your health bar depletes pretty quickly, even on higher levels. You can carry healing potions to drink, but the flasks are limited in the game, so you have to conserve your supply until you can get back to a town to refill your flasks. The game's graphics are OK but look probably 2 or 3 years out of date, with low-res textures evident on characters and objects when seen up close. Where the game really shines though is with its compelling (if somewhat depressing) storyline and excellent voice acting (particularly from Mors and Alester), though some of the dialogue scenes can be quite lengthy. Game of Thrones fans should not be bothered by this, however. Other players would doubtless appreciate this game a lot more after some prior exposure to the Song of Ice and Fire books or TV series. Expand
  20. Jul 30, 2014
    10
    In all honesty, this game is a solid 7/10 but alas I have to give a 10 thanks to idiotic the idiotic 0/10 reviews. This game has an awkward combat system that can be confusing to learn, but has an excellent story to tell once you get past that.
  21. Jun 8, 2014
    9
    An RPG must be judged for its story first and afterwards for its game mechanics..This game's story rocks!

    P.S. As the developers claim, Martin himself was behind the story this game!
  22. Apr 25, 2014
    5
    Game of Thrones is a hugely flawed game. Almost everything about it falls short, yet i still relatively enjoyed myself due to the spectacular story. It takes a while to get going, and honestly, it's hard to get in to at the beginning. The voice acting is bad, the animations are bad, the cutscenes are boring, and there is little to no background lore. But once you get about half way throughGame of Thrones is a hugely flawed game. Almost everything about it falls short, yet i still relatively enjoyed myself due to the spectacular story. It takes a while to get going, and honestly, it's hard to get in to at the beginning. The voice acting is bad, the animations are bad, the cutscenes are boring, and there is little to no background lore. But once you get about half way through the long story (it took me 20 hours to play through, including side missions), it really starts picking up and the ending is fantastic. The game is however brought down my just about everything else. In addition to what I've already mentioned, the gameplay is dull, uninspired, and nonsensical. The controls are clunky and confusing. The inventory system is a pain to manage and so is the plethora of skills you are flushed with. You start the game by making a character and choosing a class and skills. Even though there are decent descriptions, you'll have little idea of what your character will actually perform like. the graphics are below average and the sounds quality and effects are just average. You are constantly given multiple chat options throughout the numerous and lengthy chats you'll have with other characters. However, up until the end of the game these options will have little to no actual effect on the game. Make no mistake, there are 2 endings, one for each character, that you cannot change. However, despite all these flaws, I strangely enjoyed the game. I must admit I am a huge proponent of good stories in video games. If you are like me and really enjoy a good story and are willing to put aside the lackluster gameplay to enjoy it, then you can give this game a go. If you're looking for addicting gameplay in a GoT universe, you'll be sorely disappointed. Expand
  23. Apr 17, 2014
    3
    Game of Thrones, an RPG produced by Cyanide Games and published by Focus Home Interactive , is not a new game, nor was a great sales success, not critical acclaimed as the best of the year, nor completely despised. So why am I talking about it now? Two reasons, one because only now did I got it with the intention of playing it, and because another season of Game of Thrones, the TV series,Game of Thrones, an RPG produced by Cyanide Games and published by Focus Home Interactive , is not a new game, nor was a great sales success, not critical acclaimed as the best of the year, nor completely despised. So why am I talking about it now? Two reasons, one because only now did I got it with the intention of playing it, and because another season of Game of Thrones, the TV series, debuted recently. As a game it's quite average, and it just surpasses the two "portents" that inspired it - the collection of books by George RR Martin and the HBO series - in one (sad) way: The game ends (as expected) when of the two protagonists die... Of course, as it is a game, if death occurs somewhere in the middle of the plot you can always load the last save. Okay, that was it. Expand
  24. Mar 24, 2014
    7
    This game definitely suffers from carrying the title of a hugely successful book / TV series. Apart from the disappointing console port of the menus and controls, the actual game play is solid enough and it has a fantastic story.

    No world beater by any means but a very enjoyable RPG adventure none the less and even more so for fans of the series.
  25. Jan 16, 2014
    8
    An RPG taking place in George R.R. Martin’s rich fantasy world. The story takes place just before
    the events that happen in the First Book and HBO’s T.V. Show Season 1. The graphics are pretty good as are the recreations of the scenes from the T.V. show. The games camera or FOV are too close and feel very cramped and claustrophobic however with a few simple tweaks the game improves
    An RPG taking place in George R.R. Martin’s rich fantasy world. The story takes place just before
    the events that happen in the First Book and HBO’s T.V. Show Season 1. The graphics are pretty good as are the recreations of the scenes from the T.V. show. The games camera or FOV are too close and feel very cramped and claustrophobic however with a few simple tweaks the game improves immensely.(See Below for instructions on how to tweak your game) The epic musical soundtrack from the T.V. show is great throughout the entire game. The voice acting is also done nicely. The gameplay combat is clunky, you set up actions in a three-slot queue, then watch your commands get carried out in sequence. Apart from your basic attack, no abilities are mapped to any face buttons, so you frequently need to pause (though the action doesn’t stop entirely) and pull up an ability wheel to issue new orders. George R.R. Martin collaborated with Cyanide to create the story and I got say it is as good as the books and will keep you coming back to see what is going to happen next? I feel the game has a good replay value with all the choices you make throughout the entire game which effect how people react to you and of course the end game. Also replaying with different classes adds to a new experience. There are five different endings based on what you do in the last chapter, but the bigger changes occur throughout the adventure as characters are either present or absent based on how you treated them earlier. Game of Thrones is split into chapters, and control alternates between two protagonists. Alester is a red priest returned from a 15-year exile in the east, and Mors is a skinchanger in the Night’s Watch. Though the two plotlines are initially unconnected, each story arc is full of interesting developments and surprising twists, making their eventual convergence quite satisfying. Mor’s is a skinchanger so he can inhabit the body of his lovable dog and scare attackers with his mighty bark, or lunge at their throats with its chopping teeth. You can control your dog outside of combat as well, to track the scent of a fleeing coward or squeeze through a hole in the wall, and this adds some diversity to the exploration. The dog also has a skill tree to level up with Mors. Certain animations for the kill scenes are quite entertaining. In many RPGs, good loot can make some long fought battles worth the wait but that doesn’t happen in Game of Thrones. Nearly all of the good items from shops are unattainably expensive until the game is practically over, leaving you to scavenge for gear suited to your particular armor and weapon specialties. Overall I feel Game of Thrones is purely story fleshed out through its two characters as you delve deeper into all its lore. If you enjoy great story telling with a lack of good game mechanics than you cant go wrong with Game of Thrones.
    2 Tweaks I found that greatly improved the game for me are:
    **Turn on Vsync**
    Edit configuration file
    Go to %USERPROFILE%My DocumentsGame of ThronesUnrealEngine3AGOTGameConfig
    Open AGOTEngine.ini with a text editor.
    Find a line: UseVsync=False.
    And change it to: UseVsync=True to enable Vsync.

    **Adjust the Field of View**
    Edit input configuration file
    Go to %USERPROFILE%My DocumentsGame of ThronesUnrealEngine3AGOTGameConfig
    Open AGOTInput.ini with a text editor.
    Find the section [Engine.PlayerInput]
    At the end of it, add the following lines:
    Bindings=(Name="F1",Command="FOV 75",Control=False,Shift=False,Alt=False)
    Bindings=(Name="F2",Command="FOV 90",Control=False,Shift=False,Alt=False)
    Bindings=(Name="F3",Command="FOV 120",Control=False,Shift=False,Alt=False)
    Modifiy FOV values to your preference if needed and save.
    Launch a game.
    While in game, press F1, F2 or F3 to change FOV.

    Hope this helps as I found both work and make the game alot better.
    Here's a link to a video showing the effects!
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  26. Jan 3, 2014
    6
    Ancillary/contemporaneous story line with 1st season of GOT (for those that watched the series and didn't read the books) that is quite excellent for a video game. Unfortunately the game combat is extremely clunky and badly executed.which is why I'm giving this a 6 instead of a 9 or even 10. The graphics are below average for a 2012 game, but that by itself could have easily have beenAncillary/contemporaneous story line with 1st season of GOT (for those that watched the series and didn't read the books) that is quite excellent for a video game. Unfortunately the game combat is extremely clunky and badly executed.which is why I'm giving this a 6 instead of a 9 or even 10. The graphics are below average for a 2012 game, but that by itself could have easily have been forgiven. Really a great shame, the game had the potential to be a top GOTY candidate if not for its combat clumsiness, but if you're a fan of GOT then you'll "fight" through it just for the story. Expand
  27. Dec 30, 2013
    9
    Easily among the most underrated games of the past few years. If it was based on a more modern graphics engine and was more polished in some aspects (animations, some rather amateurish voice acting) we would be talking about an absolutely classic RPG title. But even as it is, it is more than solid as an RPG (certainly more of an "RPG" than a lot other critically acclaimed titles of recentEasily among the most underrated games of the past few years. If it was based on a more modern graphics engine and was more polished in some aspects (animations, some rather amateurish voice acting) we would be talking about an absolutely classic RPG title. But even as it is, it is more than solid as an RPG (certainly more of an "RPG" than a lot other critically acclaimed titles of recent years) and a Must Buy for fans of GRRM's work. Expand
  28. Dec 15, 2013
    8
    As RPGs go this one is very underrated. If you liked games that were dialog/story/character drive, such as Dragon Age: Origins and the Knights of the Old Republic series, you should really take a look at this game. It plays in very similar fashion to those games, and provides a story that runs nicely alongside the main story of the Game of Thrones novel without ever crossing over intoAs RPGs go this one is very underrated. If you liked games that were dialog/story/character drive, such as Dragon Age: Origins and the Knights of the Old Republic series, you should really take a look at this game. It plays in very similar fashion to those games, and provides a story that runs nicely alongside the main story of the Game of Thrones novel without ever crossing over into territory where it might contradict the 'real' story of the books/show. The main characters are great, with motivations, depth, and character flaws we come to expect from characters in the GoT/ASoIaF series. The voice acting really lets the writing down, unfortunately.

    The combat is where the game isn't overly exciting, but veterans of those games I've mentioned above won't have any issue of it. People looking for a fast-paced hack and slash button-mashed combat game will be severely disappointed. The story should make the combat worth getting through, though.

    The graphics are kind of all over the place, with some characters looking like their model was spent a good deal of time on, and others looking like they were hastily thrown together. I found the armors and weapons pretty good in most cases.

    Overall, this is a vintage RPG offering. It relies on a compelling story with lots compelling characters and many twists and turns to keep you involved rather than depending on a lot of splashy quick time events or glitzy but hollow characters.

    If you like games such as Dragon Age: Origins, Knights of the Old Republic, Icewind Dale and Baldur's Gate, then you'll be right at home with this game.
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  29. Nov 14, 2013
    10
    Absurdly underrated (mainly because it is not fun for children). Most mature storyline in a PC game since witcher 1.

    If you like the tv-series this is almost as good as you could hope for. The one drawback is the "tunnel" feeling you get and the other is the laughable avoidance of sex. But both does not really matter for the story is just that good.
  30. Nov 13, 2013
    6
    You know what, this isn't too bad. The text is a bit blah blah, I mean, why say one sentence and allow the game and story to move on by itself when 20 sentences will do, and the combat is a bad version of Dragon age, and also I could live the rest of my life without seeing that same death animation again but hey, other than that (and there's a lot other than that) this isn't bad at all.You know what, this isn't too bad. The text is a bit blah blah, I mean, why say one sentence and allow the game and story to move on by itself when 20 sentences will do, and the combat is a bad version of Dragon age, and also I could live the rest of my life without seeing that same death animation again but hey, other than that (and there's a lot other than that) this isn't bad at all. Far from great but worth a punt when cheap. Expand
Metascore
58

Mixed or average reviews - based on 23 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 2 out of 23
  2. Negative: 5 out of 23
  1. PC Master (Greece)
    Aug 31, 2012
    78
    Fans of the books and the series will be thrilled, as all the classic features are here: multi-faceted characters, schemes, betrayals, incest, twists and genuine anti-heroes that seek redemption desperately, but in vain. [July 2012]
  2. Jul 28, 2012
    75
    If not for its poor technical execution, Game of Thrones would have taken its rightful place in the 80+ range.
  3. Jul 12, 2012
    58
    Far from the RPG that Game of Thrones deserves, but still better than its components have the right to be. [Sept 2012, p.58]