GAME OF THRONES RPG - OFFICIAL TRAILER (2012)

Game of Thrones RPG - Official Trailer (2012) HD

Game of Thrones: The Roleplaying Game puts players in control of two original characters, Mors Westfold and Alester Sarwyck. They do not appear in the novels, although GRRM has indicated to the studio that he might choose to make mentions of them, their families, or details from the game's story in later novels. The game does now have an open world like Skyrim or the old Baldur's Gate game. Instead the story is divided into point of view-based "chapters", with cliffhangers and twists ending each chapter, much like in the novels where one chapter from the perspective of one character is followed by a chapter from a completely different character. Both of them have special abiltiies and three fighting modes. Mors is a skinchanger and can slip into his dog to find secret paths or to listen in on conversations, and he can even follow a character's tracks through scent. Alester is a red priest who can set fire on his sword using wildfire, he can look into the flames to find secrets, at higher levels, can use certain fire-based magic.

The characters are fixed in terms of background and appearances, but you can customize them greatly in terms of their abilities. First, you can choose different fighting styles. Mors can be set as a "Ragnar" (allowing dual-wielding), Hedge Knight (one two-handed weapon) or Landed Knight (a weapon in the hand, a shield on the other). Alester, on the other hand, can be set up as a Water Dancer (light and agile, with a slender blade), a Sellsword (daggers and poisons), or Ranger (Bow and arrows).

A song of ice and fire, winter is coming.

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[teh117]

1:52 George RR Martin?

[kyleandrewarcher]

I really don't mind if the graphics or animation aren't 10/10, as long as they focus on a gripping storyline, it is an RPG anyway. Comparisons to Skyrim will be made, so they should focus on a tight narrative, the one thing Skyrim lacked, really.

[Gamer0o0]

Norway at it's best!

[TheDeltak]

If they do nice animations, and wont even get near of that "bum bum bam" system used at kingdom of amalur (what i mean is all the weapons hit for a set amount of time and than start from begining again at the end, in a loop), than this might be really, really, epic...

[MisterBubblese]

Looks alot like Witcher 2 modded gameplay >.>

[devetter1981]

@ihategamers2

Skyrim tests the limits of your graphics card? You can play it on max settings with a GT440 (which is actually the card I have, but I figure most PC gamers have something more powerful).

Anyway, I agree that the graphics aren't the greatest but they are acceptable to me if the gameplay is solid and actually fun to play.

[ihategamers2]

@MsMEHowe

Even in movies the best graphics win... see the highest grossing films of the year. Also, The Artist is terrible.

@Soggyweed

Release a stream of silent films and no one would want to see them. Both of these are two terrible arguments. I agree with mdallion446, I want to play games that test the limits of my graphics card AND have good stories. Skyrim? Mass Effect 2 (and hopefully 3)? Game of Thrones has the story, but that is no excuse for bad graphics.

[SiliconFox]

unfortunately, this is probably going to be a piece of shit. too bad, because they certainly could have spent money on it and made a quality product instead of.....this.

[soggyweed]

@MsMEHowe

Yeah.... Kinda happened, didn't it?

[soggyweed]

@mdallion446

I don't know what the fuck you're talking about, I love silent film. The General and The Passion of Joan of Arc are some of my favorite films ever made. Also, I still play goldbox RPGs, so, yeah...

[40Pacino]

Sure the graphics aren't Skyrim or Battlefield quality, but they still look pretty darn good.

[TheNightwishViking]

1:33 The fist of the first men? :D