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Game of Thrones Ep 1 - Iron from Ice
The first episode of Telltale’s Game of Thrones series is out this week. As is customary in Westeros (and just about everywhere else), there’s a launch trailer to commemorate the event.
The footage sets up intrigue and blood shed (both the norm for George R.R. Martin’s work), as house Forrester’s loyalty is called into question. Rivalries run deep, and we’re pretty sure that there is going to be more than few casual murders. You either win or you die, after all.
You can begin your journey starting tomorrow, December 2, on PC and PlayStation 4. Xbox One and Xbox 360 join the fun on December 3. December 4 marks the mobile debut on iOS. Finally, on December 9, the PlayStation 3 edition will be available.
For more on Game of Thrones, check out our rundown of the 13 characters representing House Forrester. You’ll be playing as five of them, but just which ones are yet to be revealed.
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Game of Thrones Ep 1 - Iron from Ice
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