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Pixel Gate Uk writes: ''The first episode of TellTales Game of Thrones set the scene for a vast, and layered, story. With a host of new characters, new houses, and some familiar faces, episode one was a success. The various character story arcs were set, with each arc hinting at big things, all of which were drenched with the brutal twists and turns youd expect from Game of Thrones. With all that being said, Episode two: The Lost Lords doesnt exactly stay on the road paved by its predecessor.''

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House Forrester is still struggling in the second episode of the Game of Thrones adventure game series.

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"One thing that really matters in Telltales games are the choices you make. Choices in conversations, fights, and direction all affect the outcome of the story. I made some pretty bad decisions in the first episode of Telltales Game of Thrones series, Iron From Ice; and I continued that sorrow trend in seasons second episode, The Lost Lords."

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Gamespresso says Episode 2 in Telltale's Game of Thrones series is "a great addition to the story... It does it's own thing and doesn't try to retell anything we've already seen. What happens just happens and, like it's original, it isn't afraid to let you know when you mess up. Overall a great addition to the series and it's left us clamoring for Episode 3."

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Colm Ahern: "Telltale understand George R.R. Martins work. They understand what HBO have done with said work. Currently, theyre crafting their own story within the confines of A Song of Fire and Ices lore and doing so very well. While the first episodes highs were ever so slightly higher and visual issues remain a real sticking point, the foundation for a narrative that can stand on its own against the books and the TV show is here."

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Gaming Trend editor Ron Burke had this to say about the newest installment in the Game of Thrones adventure title from Telltale: "Given that it is Game of Thrones, you can expect sinister agents around every corner. Like the show, friends will become allies, allies will become enemies, and even a simple decision to partake in a little bit of ill-gotten wine can cost you social standing or even your head. It is in this way that the writing of episode two sets its tension early and sustains it throughout. Few games master their atmosphere this thoroughly."