Bit Cultures writes: Game of Thrones is likely my favorite current television program. I, and other fans, adore the fact that George R.R. Martin’s world represents the ruthlessness of a world fixated on power and deceit, leaving no character safe from an untimely death. Introducing House Forrester allowed players to demonstrate how they would react to the warring environment in the north, and to the treachery of King’s Landing. However, The Ice Dragon seems to encapsulate everything that is becoming frustrating and disappointing with the television series. It’s a bit of a let-down for what has already been a ‘so-so’ series.
Matt at Codec Moments writes: "It’s taken quite a while to get to this point, two weeks shy of a full year in fact, but now the last instalment of Game of Thrones Series 1 is here. Will it tie up all the loose ends that have been left dangling from the previous five episodes? Will the characters you’ve nurtured, shunned or saved through the adventure be there to save or slaughter you? And what will the North Grove actually turn out to be? Let’s find out (keeping it spoiler free, of course)."
I actually loved this series almost as much as I loved Telltales first Wlaking Dead game. The end - at least my experience was so true to Game of Thrones and that no one is safe.
Jordan and Adam break down the events of Episode 6 of Telltale's Game of Thrones. Did their stories end well!? Probably not.
The final episode of Telltale’s Game of Thrones series arrives quite literally as winter is coming. Things have never looked bleaker for the Forrester family, spread across George R.R. Martin’s expansive world. As the series hits its culmination, strands of plot come together as do many of the Forresters themselves. After a strong start, Telltale’s latest has proven to be something of a disappointment - can this final episode rejuvenate interest in the Forrester clan?
