There's little denying Game of Thrones captures the dark and very adult vibe of Martin's fantasy epic. Actions are largely limited to selecting responses in branching dialogue, though players will occasionally need to react to on-screen cues to avoid an attack or swing a sword in vicious fight scenes. These sometimes even affect whether characters live or die. Players spend the bulk of their time engaging other characters in dialogue, making choices that determine the future of House Forrester and the outcome of various events.
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Events from the larger Game of Thrones narrative affect the fortunes of House Forrester, with several familiar characters from the TV show - including Queen Cersei, her brother Tyrion, and Ramsay Snow - appearing in the game. The three protagonists must deal with rival armies and lords while making political maneuvers to ensure the survival of their clan. When the house's lord and master perishes in battle, his responsibilities fall to his son, Ethan Forrester, who, along with his sister Mira and a grieving squire, comprise the three playable characters in the series' first episode. It tells the story of House Forrester, a noble family responsible for harvesting the strongest wood in the kingdom and crafting it into sturdy shields and ships. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire fantasy novels and HBO's adapted TV show, GAME OF THRONES is a six-part game series. A parallel story to events unfolding in George R.
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