Telltale's third episode in their Game of Thrones adaptation titled "The Sword in the Darkness", just received a rather dramatic launch trailer. As before, the trailer showcases the game's penchant for telling its narrative from the perspective of multiple characters and provides a nice little surprise at the end for readers of the book and watchers of hit television series, too.
Telltale has confirmed that the third episode of its popular Game of Thrones adventure series will be named The Sword of Darkness.
Something called a 'Super Show' is coming to invade both our games library and TiVo schedules, according to Telltale Games and studio Lionsgate. They've partnered up to deliver something bridging the two mediums. Apparently it's not some 'game with a TV show', or a 'TV show with a tie-in game', but something altogether different. This Super Show is a "very natural evolution" for Telltale and its interactive story-telling.
The Game of Thrones universe is nothing new to the Paradox Interactive teams, especially as Crusader Kings II is often cited as 'being like Game of Thrones' with its RPG-based family drama, but would they ever go for the IP? Paradox CEO Fred Wester said Game of Thrones would definitely be high of the list, but he's "still on the fence" about whether it would be good for Paradox or not. HBO has spoken with them about it.
Telltale Game has released the launch trailer for Game of Thrones: Episode Two - The Lost Lords, which will be released for the PC tomorrow, 3rd February. House Forrester is in disarray. Their liege lord and his heir are dead, and Ironrath is occupied by Whitehill soldiers. The survival of the family depends upon those who are left.
Telltale has revealed the release date and a "first look" trailer for the second episode of Game of Thrones. It will be released for the PC and Mac via Steam on 3rd February.
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UPDATE: Announcement is Minecraft: Story Mode, a collaboration between Telltale and Mojang. Original story follows Ta-dah! Telltale Games has just tweeted they've got "super secret surprise announcements" before we all break up for the holidays, and that it isn't "directly related" to anything from them this year. More fuel to the fire as an additional tease reveals Telltale is working with another developer on whatever they've got cooking. Right now Telltale have Game of Thrones and Tales from the Borderlands.
Telltale Games' highly anticipated adventure series Game of Thrones is on the way next week, the developer has confirmed. Talk about short notice. First episode Iron From Ice will drop on December 2 for PC and consoles, and becomes the second debut serial released by Telltale this Winter, following on from Tales from the Borderlands.
It's getting ever closer. If I was being a bit obvious and House Stark about it, I might even say "winter is coming." Telltale's Game of Thrones is creeping closer to release this winter, and the game's now available to pre-order on Steam. There's even some recommended PC specifications, though obviously it's unlikely that this is going to strain your rig too much.
The first of six instalments to Telltale Games' adventure series Game of Thrones will be upon us in December, with the first episode titled 'Iron From Ice'. The series focuses on the troubled House Forrester. Telltale said none of the HBO show's actor turned down a chance for their character to be in the game, and that fans would "have a richer experience" given all that's happened throughout the series.
The first trailer for Iron From Ice, the opening episode of Telltale's highly anticipated Game of Thrones adventure series is out, and it reveals some welcome news for fans of the show. Several high-profile cast members, including Peter Dinklage (Tyrion Lannister), Lena Headey (Cersei Lannister), Natalie Dromer (Margaery Tyrell) and Iwan Rheon (Ramsay Snow) will appear in the series.
If you've been wondering how exactly Telltale's much anticipated Game of Thrones adventure game would look, wonder no longer. Here's your first glimpse of the in-game graphics. Eight screenshots that leaked yesterday haven't been officially confirmed as being from the serialised adventure set to kick off before the end of the year, but given the style and the appearance of several well-known characters, they look a safe bet.
Okay, fellow fans of A Song of Ice and Fire, it's time to start getting excited; Telltale's Game of Thrones adventure is almost upon us, and the developer has released the first concrete information about the game's plot and setting. We'll be playing as several characters from the noble House Forrester, sworn to the Starks of Winterfell. They reside at the imposing stronghold of Ironrath, and their house words are appropriately badass - "Iron from Ice".
Telltale Games revealed today that the first episode of its highly anticipated episodic adventure game based on the A Song of Ice and Fire book and television series, Game of Thrones, will be called 'Iron From Ice'.
Telltale Games vice president Steve Allison has revealed that the developer's Game of Thrones adventure title will star five playable characters, all from the same family. The multi-protagonist approach is also being used in Telltale's other upcoming adventure game, Tales from the Borderlands.
Everyone's favourite band of flaying enthusiasts, the noble House Bolton, will probably be making an appearance in Telltale Games' Game of Thrones adaptation. That's if the latest teaser for the much-anticipated adventure title is to be believed. It reads; "There's Squids in the Wolfswood, and Flayed Men ride the Kingsroad..."
Given how little we've seen from Telltale Games' highly anticipated Game of Thrones adaptation, many had begun to question whether the fantasy adventure would actually make it out this year as planned. Not to worry. According to a tweet from the developer's community specialist Laura Perusco, we're still on course for a 2014 release.
Telltale has released another teaser for its highly anticipated Game of Thrones adventure game adaptation - like last time it doesn't reveal much, but a new quote fits in with theories that the game will feature the northmen of House Forrester. The teaser mentions 'ironwood', a type of tree found in the North. In George R.R Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series, that's where the Forresters reside.
The past couple of months have seen us gamers utterly spoilt rotten by the sheer quality and quantity of triple-A titles hitting the shelves. Now’s the time to grab them all, and with Chrimbo fast approaching we thought we’d help out with a last minute buyer’s guide. Complete with the most tenuous Christmas references you’ll find anywhere and a succinct reason why you’d do well to find these games in your stocking. It’s all you need to ensure you get the right games on the big day and remember kids, stamp your feet and throw a tantrum if Santa gets it wrong!
The latest expansion to Paradox's Europa Universalis III is Divine Wind and it's their first title to include "Paradox Connect achievements" for gameplay. These will "truly enrich" the experience say Paradox, giving fans extra goals and feats, and "strengthen the community". Achievements are just cosmetic.