Game of Thrones RPG

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Game of Thrones RPG

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Could be a good one... I kept thinking through the first book and the first season of the HBO series that it seemed like an RPG.

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I was kind of excited about this game, being an avid fan of the books. But it's getting terrible reviews.
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Not sure how it could be getting terrible reviews since it hasn't even been released yet. Shipping dates right now are 5/15/2012.

Maybe you're thinking of the Game of Thrones: Genesis which was released in 2011 and definitely did not impress anyone. It's an RTS game, not an RPG. Unfortunately Cynanide did both games, so there is definitely a "wait and see" attitude out there.
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draclvr wrote:Not sure how it could be getting terrible reviews since it hasn't even been released yet. Shipping dates right now are 5/15/2012.

Maybe you're thinking of the Game of Thrones: Genesis which was released in 2011 and definitely did not impress anyone. It's an RTS game, not an RPG. Unfortunately Cynanide did both games, so there is definitely a "wait and see" attitude out there.
I guess you're right.
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