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In Episode 2: The Lost Lords, Telltale brilliantly included all the elements that has popularized the Game of Thrones television series war, greed, deception, and love. War is brewing between House Forrester and the Boltons, as the Forresters are trying to do everything they can to avoid giving up their rare Ironwood and thus starting a war. A few new faces appear in this episode, such as Asher Forrester, the Forrester who got banished for falling in love with a daughter in the rival family. If you are a fan of the television show youll recognize newcomer Jon Snow, voiced by Kit Harington (the actor who plays him in the series).

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Winter might not be here yet, but Eduardo Reboucas' review of Game of Thrones' second episode is.

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In Episode 2: The Lost Lords, Telltale brilliantly included all the elements that has popularized the Game of Thrones television series war, greed, deception, and love. War is brewing between House Forrester and the Boltons, as the Forresters are trying to do everything they can to avoid giving up their rare Ironwood and thus starting a war. A few new faces appear in this episode, such as Asher Forrester, the Forrester who got banished for falling in love with a daughter in the rival family. If you are a fan of the television show youll recognize newcomer Jon Snow, voiced by Kit Harington (the actor who plays him in the series).

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Hey Poor Player's Francis DiPersio writes- With the dramatic cliffhanger ending of Decembers Game of Thrones: Iron From Ice, its been quite a long two months spent waiting to see just what the cold and brutal will of Westeros has in store for the reeling House Forrester. While the pacing of Telltales adventurous take on the works of George R.R. Martins duplicitous fantasy series may have been a bit uneven, the bloody final moments of the opening act in this six part tale were gripping, and by the time I finally managed to pull my jaw up off the floor I was ready to bury a sword in the chest of the Boltons bastard Ramsay Snow. While The Lost Lords doesnt fully remedy the ills of its predecessor, the new characters introduced into the fold, along with a more varied cast of characters and locales from around Westeros and the far reaches of Yunkai do more to keep you engaged in your quest to mend a broken house.

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Episode 2 of Telltale's Game of Thrones series picks up where Episode 1 Iron from Ice's lead in storyline leaves off. We are met with some new locations and characters, but that classic Game of Thrones moment is still hanging in the wind. With 4 episodes remaining in season 1, hopefully they're packed full of what the first two episodes have led us up to as far as the action is concerned. **PS4 Review**

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Hey Poor Player's Francis DiPersio writes- With the dramatic cliffhanger ending of Decembers Game of Thrones: Iron From Ice, its been quite a long two months spent waiting to see just what the cold and brutal will of Westeros has in store for the reeling House Forrester. While the pacing of Telltales adventurous take on the works of George R.R. Martins duplicitous fantasy series may have been a bit uneven, the bloody final moments of the opening act in this six part tale were gripping, and by the time I finally managed to pull my jaw up off the floor I was ready to bury a sword in the chest of the Boltons bastard Ramsay Snow. While The Lost Lords doesnt fully remedy the ills of its predecessor, the new characters introduced into the fold, along with a more varied cast of characters and locales from around Westeros and the far reaches of Yunkai do more to keep you engaged in your quest to mend a broken house.

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Episode 2 of Telltale's Game of Thrones series picks up where Episode 1 Iron from Ice's lead in storyline leaves off. We are met with some new locations and characters, but that classic Game of Thrones moment is still hanging in the wind. With 4 episodes remaining in season 1, hopefully they're packed full of what the first two episodes have led us up to as far as the action is concerned. **PS4 Review**

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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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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.''