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Replay - Game Of Thrones
About one year after the series premiere of HBO's Game of Thrones TV show, developer Cyanide Studio released a full, lightly Dragon Age-inspired RPG based on the property. It featured a total of two actors from the show, a cameo from Game of Thrones' creator, George R.R. Martin, and we gave it a 6. It was, perhaps, not the best use of the property, but in 2012, we were eager to see what a game developer could do with the license.
After all collectively remembering the Game of Thrones video game was, in fact, a thing, we decided to look at another memorable video game based on a TV show and revisit one based on a movie that everyone forgot existed. There is a theme this episode, we just don't remember what it was supposed to be.
Every week, Game Informer editors enter the vault and dust off games from every genre and platform imaginable. Watch Replay to relive fond (and not so fond) memories from gaming’s past.
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