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AS: Westeros looks like a wonderous place to visit. Its got amazing landscapes and architecture, and the people of the world are just as colorful. Well, some anyway. Most are just covered in blood. For some reason though, we just cant pull ourselves away from the carnage, betrayal, and bad decisions. In Telltales little pocket of the universe, thats especially true. The weight of our choices is felt with every breath and each step we take, and while its terribly stressful to be in charge of so many lives, its also incredibly exciting.

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RPGFan: Playing Telltale's Game of Thrones series feels like experiencing a slightly interactive two-hour version of the TV show every two months. Whether this is a strength or weakness is entirely up to personal preference. Those still on the fence about the series should know that Telltale's quality writers who honor and respect the source material have captured the delivery and essence of HBO's take on the novels.

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AS: Westeros looks like a wonderous place to visit. Its got amazing landscapes and architecture, and the people of the world are just as colorful. Well, some anyway. Most are just covered in blood. For some reason though, we just cant pull ourselves away from the carnage, betrayal, and bad decisions. In Telltales little pocket of the universe, thats especially true. The weight of our choices is felt with every breath and each step we take, and while its terribly stressful to be in charge of so many lives, its also incredibly exciting.

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CGM: Telltale really does deserve some kind of award for being one of the few companies that doesnt butcher an intellectual property when they turn it into a videogame. In fact, theyre one of the few companies that get what makes an IP special and manage to carry that over into the adventure games they make. Weve seen it in The Walking Dead and The Wolf Among Us, and now, perhaps more importantly for mainstream fans that dont play adventure games, theyre continuing to nail it for Game of Thrones.

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AS: Westeros looks like a wonderous place to visit. Its got amazing landscapes and architecture, and the people of the world are just as colorful. Well, some anyway. Most are just covered in blood. For some reason though, we just cant pull ourselves away from the carnage, betrayal, and bad decisions. In Telltales little pocket of the universe, thats especially true. The weight of our choices is felt with every breath and each step we take, and while its terribly stressful to be in charge of so many lives, its also incredibly exciting.

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Destructoid: I would not last a day in Westeros. My best hope would be to spend some time in Oldtown to train as a maester, and even though it would help to protect me from personally going to war, I would probably be too close to the political intrigue underneath it all. Game of Thrones: A Telltale Game Series: The Lost Lords is out, and now some of the seeds sown in Episode One are ready to harvest. As it turns out, I made all of the wrong decisions in Iron From Ice, and I continue to make all of the wrong decisions. With the path it is currently on, my version of House Forrester is doomed.

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"The series second episode, The Lost Lords is much more successful both as an episodic game and as an adaptation of George R.R. Martins work." -Fergus Halliday (Resident Entertainment)

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Destructoid: I would not last a day in Westeros. My best hope would be to spend some time in Oldtown to train as a maester, and even though it would help to protect me from personally going to war, I would probably be too close to the political intrigue underneath it all. Game of Thrones: A Telltale Game Series: The Lost Lords is out, and now some of the seeds sown in Episode One are ready to harvest. As it turns out, I made all of the wrong decisions in Iron From Ice, and I continue to make all of the wrong decisions. With the path it is currently on, my version of House Forrester is doomed.

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After not being very thrilled with the first episode of Telltale's Game of Thrones, Geeks Don't Lie is happy to be won over by episode two, The Lost Lords.