Why are licensed games universally horrible? Why can't all licensed games raise to the standard of the N64's GoldenEye, the Genesis' Aladdin, or the NES' DuckTales? Generally, it's because tie-in products like this are low-budget, rushed affairs that are looking to do little more than make a quick buck off of the hype surrounding a new IP. Is this the case with A Game of Thrones? Frankly, we don't know for sure, but it certainly has all the trappings of a game of such description.
Carolina Warlord has released the first early version of the Game of Thrones mod for Mount & Blade 2 Bannerlord.
HTC VIVE announced that HBO has partnered exclusively with VIVEPORT to launch an immersive VR experience based on the massive hit show “Game of Thrones”. Coming only to Viveport Infinity on May 31, “Beyond the Wall” allows users to be part of the action in Westeros and will be available to download for Infinity members as part of their subscription service.
Game of Thrones is finally over. The hit HBO original series was quite the cultural phenomenon, spanning over eight seasons.
It's not ALWAYS true, Spiderman 2 was amazing for its web physics and combat. Though that might be the only one I can think of in recent history lol.
Spongebob Battle for Bikini bottom was amazing
Ehhh... It's "Game of Thrones" not "A Game of Thrones"
Just saying...