Tom somehow overpowering the adult Damien and killing him himself. Not stabbing Damien in the back while he's drowning coal boy Tom results in. For example, failing to secure the aid of House Glenmore leads to them helping you out anyway later on. In fact, this one might offer some of their best choices yet - ones that will leave you pondering and calculating on how best to balance your honor, image, morals, wants and needs.Д«ut - and here comes the elephant in the room - Telltale also has a reputation for invalidating these choices, usually by letting branching plotlines simply converge at the end of the episode. Telltale games are almost entirely about choice and consequence. The easy way out would've been to simply let it take place somewhere far removed from any of the original canon and characters. Aside from getting the voice actors for some of the show regulars, the game earns major points by intertwining its narrative with that of the show and books, while still staying true to canon. The game hits the nail on the head with regards to style and theme. It's a unique concept that has worked out very well for them in the past. (review only contains game spoilers, not novel/show spoilers)ДЇor the uninitiated, Telltale's Game of Thrones is an episodic game that can best be described as a mix between a classic point & click adventure and a visual novel. VideoGame 3/5, Worth a try, but not TG's best All I remember is that guy who took a shit in my mouth. I want to look back at that delicious dinner I ate. But I just couldn't do it with this game. Usually I try to look back at all the good things that occurred in the game and overlook the ending I did it with Mass Effect 3 and the anime Akame ga Kiru!. It's a great game, with a horrible ending. What you say or do can and will change the outcome of certain situations and have long-lasting effects. This isn't a game where it's merely you picking who lives and who dies. This wouldn't be such an issue if the game didn't give you several decisions that, in hindsight, could have and should have changed the plot. At all.'ДЄnd I looked up several different endings on YouTube: the ending's the same, with a couple things changed here and there. Because at that precise moment, my brain finally turned on, and I told myself: I just stared at the game with a dull expression and stopped caring. And the moment I saw Lady Forrester get impaled by Harys, followed by the gate falling, I didn't cry, or scream, or get angry. And that's a good thing, because it showed that I care.Д«ut then the last fifteen minutes happened. Even Episode 6 had quite a few moments that had me in tears. I applauded Telltale for allowing me to pick between Asher or Rodrik, a crushing choice that at the time, felt like it could drastically alter the plot. I was fine with Dany getting pissed at me for letting Beshka kill that slaver. But I put up with it, because I loved the story, characters, and setting so much.Д®verything that happened in this game before the ending, I was fine with. And the game has glaringly obvious glitches in it, especially in Episode 5 and 6. I will admit that some of the character models are. Even Ramsay, whom I cannot stand in the show, was somewhat more likable in the game (in a Love to Hate kinda way). All the characters were wonderful and fully fleshed out-even Ethan, who I wished wasn't killed so early on in the game.

Ironrath, The Wall, and especially King's Landing, which was my favorite subplot of the game. They put effort into making it feel like you're really in a GoT world. That's essentially how I felt after playing this. Then as soon as you get to your car, and you're about to drive home, someone bashes you in the head with a pipe, squats over your face, and takes a shit in your mouth while you're on the ground barely conscious. The appetizers, entrГ©e, the desert-the waiters even refilled your drinks for free. Imagine if you went to restaurant and everything you ordered was perfect.

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