There were many times where the choice I made did not have the consequence I expected it to. The only bad part of the story is the dialogue choices. There is back stabbing, building alliances, shady characters, everything you should expect from Game of Thrones. The story itself is intriguing and true to Game of Thrones. If you think you should dodge left to avoid danger you may be tasked to dodge left to pass the event. Times when you have to move a joystick in a certain direction doesnвЂ™t feel natural and at times feels opposed to what you should be doing. Hitting buttons for dialogue choices is fine but the engine breaks a little bit when you have to act for a character. The worst part of the game is when you have to actually control a character. It is not game breaking but it is noticeable. This appears to happen sporadically based on the dialogue choices you have made and how they effect future conversation. Where the game breaks is when characters donвЂ™t line up in cutscenes. The art style is fine and seems to fit the period it is portraying. On a technical level the game has issues. There is also an arc that finds one of the houseвЂ™s squires as he is sent to The Wall only to find that it is no safer. The brothers are tasked with trying to rule their land while their sister tries to barter alliances in KingвЂ™s Landing. From there the focus is on several members of House Forrester. The story parallels that of the television show starting at the events of the Red Wedding. Follow the plight of the Forrester family as they try to save themselves and their kingdom. In Westeros nobody is ever safe nor is there time to rest.

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