Game of Thrones - A Telltale Games Series Reviews

Like a lot of game of thrones media its just not the same anymore, loved it at the time but now can't really play it anymore, especially with a very unsatisfying ending.

Good 100% Archievments

Seems like a setup for a larger game. More so a narrative simulator than a "choices matter" game. Still had some pretty good scenes. That one where the dude is beating your ass bloody is one of my favorites in any telltale game second to when Lee goes full balls out with a glass knife.

Game of Thrones: A Telltale Game Series – A Tale of Betrayal (Both in Story and Development, and Also in Availability) If there’s one thing Game of Thrones taught us, it’s that life is cruel, unfair, and no one is safe. Fittingly, Game of Thrones: A Telltale Game Series delivers that same gut-punch—not just in its story, but in the fact that it ends on a massive cliffhanger that will never be resolved because of the ill-fated collapse of Telltale Games. But hey, that doesn’t really matter anymore—because you can’t even buy it on Steam. Like so many characters in Game of Thrones, this game was brutally erased from existence, delisted from the store with no chance of return. Unless you already own it or find some alternative means of playing, it’s as good as gone. Not that you'd be missing much in terms of agency. Telltale was famous for making you feel like your choices mattered, but let’s be honest—they don’t. No matter how cunning or careful you are, the story mostly funnels you down the same miserable path, with only minor differences in who dies now versus who dies later. It’s Game of Thrones, after all—everyone loses eventually. And yet, despite all that, it’s still an engaging ride. The writing, voice acting, and atmosphere feel authentic to the show, and the tension keeps you invested—right up until the final episode drops a brutal cliffhanger that will never be answered. Would I recommend it? Not like it matters—you can’t buy it anyway.