Game of Thrones: A Telltale Games Series
Overview
Game of Thrones: A TellTale Games Series is an episodic adventure game developed by TellTale Games and based on the famous HBO TV-show Game of Thrones, as well as the book 'A song of Ice and Fire' by George R.R. Martin.
You play as the family members of House Forrester, a noble house from the north of Westeros, bannermen to House Glover, who has been loyal to House Stark of Winterfell for a long time. These characters are all caught up in the events of the war of the Five Kings, and they are placed in a critical position where every character must do everything in their power to prevent their precious house from going under.
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Game of Thrones: A Telltale Games Series - Tips and Tricks
This narrative game has no cheat codes, but these tips will help you:
• Choices are timed: if you don't decide in time, the game picks silence for you, which is sometimes the safest option.
• Your decisions sync across platforms with your Telltale account; using the same account lets you continue on another device.
• Saving a character isn't always possible: some deaths are unavoidable and designed to move the story forward, so don't stress over them.
• Deflecting conflict in dialogue often preserves relationships in later chapters; diplomacy serves House Forrester better than aggression.
• After each episode you can check decision statistics to compare your choices with other players.
• There's an epilogue scene after the credits of episode 6 that ties into the saga's future; don't stop playback at the end.
• Before major dialogue, note who is present: certain characters will repeat what you said to others later on.
• Choices are timed: if you don't decide in time, the game picks silence for you, which is sometimes the safest option.
• Your decisions sync across platforms with your Telltale account; using the same account lets you continue on another device.
• Saving a character isn't always possible: some deaths are unavoidable and designed to move the story forward, so don't stress over them.
• Deflecting conflict in dialogue often preserves relationships in later chapters; diplomacy serves House Forrester better than aggression.
• After each episode you can check decision statistics to compare your choices with other players.
• There's an epilogue scene after the credits of episode 6 that ties into the saga's future; don't stop playback at the end.
• Before major dialogue, note who is present: certain characters will repeat what you said to others later on.
