- November 17, 2015
- Telltale Games
Game of Thrones - Season One
Though hard to grasp for the uninitiated, Telltale's Game of Thrones is a meaty addition to the established tale, creating a gut-twisting drama that'll leave you feeling awful, just like Game of Thrones should.
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Game of Thrones - Season One is a single player shooter game. It was developed by Telltale Games and was released on November 17, 2015. It received neutral reviews from critics.
Game of Thrones - A Telltale Games Series is a six part episodic game series set in the world of HBO's groundbreaking TV show. This new story tells of House Forrester, a noble family from the north of Westeros, loyal to the Starks of Winterfell. Caught up in the events surrounding the War of the Five Kings, they are thrown into a maelstrom of bloody warfare, revenge, intrigue, and horror as they…
- The game effectively captures the essence of the Game of Thrones universe, providing a fun experience with familiar and new characters.
- The voice performances are excellent, and the story features hard choices and sacrifices that align well with the themes of the series.
- The pacing of the story is well-executed, keeping players engaged with a gut-wrenching drama that reflects the tone of Game of Thrones.
- Many choices feel inconsequential, leading to a lack of meaningful player agency and an illusion of choice.
- The art style is underwhelming, with some characters appearing washed out and visual glitches detracting from the experience.
- The finale leaves much to be desired, and the overall execution feels like a missed opportunity, resulting in a story that doesn't provide closure.
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The story is engaging and well-paced, offering a fun experience within the Game of Thrones universe, complete with a lovable cast and emotional depth. However, many players feel that the choices are largely inconsequential, reducing the gameplay to mostly dialogue trees and quick-time events, making it feel more like an interactive movie than a traditional video game.
“The story leading up to that bitter taste, though, is quite fun.”
“A meaty addition to the Game of Thrones universe, a brilliantly paced story that knows how to keep you on edge, with a cast you'll fall in love with even when you shouldn't.”
“The storyline ends up doing nothing; choices don’t matter.”
“Many of the choices do not matter, and the story is generally the same regardless of where the user directs the scenes.”
“It may tug at heartstrings thanks to the way the story is told and the solid voice acting, but just don't expect a video game; this is more or less a movie that pauses itself once in a while.”
Game of Thrones A TellTale Games Series Season 1 Review
Telltale Games brings the point and click treatment to Game of Thrones.
44%Game of Thrones Review – Ending On A Disappointing Note
Season one of Game of Thrones is a decent experience but all the problems that plague other Telltale games, including clunky combat functions are there along with a bitter taste in wrapping up the finale. The story leading up to that bitter taste though, is quite fun.
70%Telltale's Game of Thrones review
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.
65%
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Frequently Asked Questions
Game of Thrones - Season One is a shooter game.
Game of Thrones - Season One is available on Xbox Series X|S, PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and others.
Game of Thrones - Season One was released on November 17, 2015.
Game of Thrones - Season One was developed by Telltale Games.
Game of Thrones - Season One has received neutral reviews from critics. Most players liked this game for its emotional but disliked it for its story.
Game of Thrones - Season One is a single player game.
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