Game of Thrones

Game of Thrones is a role-playing game based on the book series, the events of which begin immediately after the death of Lord Arryn. The narrative is divided into sixteen chapters. The player controls two heroes: Morse Westford and Alester Sarvik. Their roads run through Westeros - from King's Landing to the icy Wall in the north. The events of the game largely coincide with those described in the books. Dialogues and actions affect relationships with characters and the course of the story. Some scenes end with a choice, and the second option will no longer be seen during the same playthrough. Some decisions are reviewed closer to the end. The battles take place in real time with a pause, which allows you to think through the techniques. Companions cover the hero in battle, and equipment changes to suit the enemy. The atmosphere is gloomy, without unnecessary pathos. The choice of lines affects relationships with companions and the course of chapters. The fight takes place with a pause, so the techniques are thought out in advance. Armor and blades are matched to the enemy. Some scenes end irreversibly. Some of the companions appear during the chapters and change their attitude towards the hero. Weapons and armor are selected for a specific enemy. Some decisions are reverberated closer to the end. The scenes follow the pace of the original book. Companions join during the chapters and change their attitude towards the hero. Some decisions are revoked closer to the end. Dialogues follow the pace of the book. The world is divided into large areas. Inventory requires attention. Inventory requires attention, and equipment weight is limited. Dialogues follow the pace of the original book. For those players who have read the books, the game will seem familiar.