Finally played this. Only because it's free to download

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There more gameplay in a Goosebumps book than a Telltale game.

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>>383886143
*There's
Whoops.

>>383886143
Okay, yeah. I watched it.

When's Season 2?

>[Stab Ramsey]

>>383885923
Supposedly it's in the works, they've said as much, but then nothing for a year.
If they planned on keeping show characters appearing I guess they wanted D&D to progress the plot, first.

>every single option has the exact same outcome
yeah real nice game

>>383886579
it's a movie my dude, you just gotta turn your brain off to enjoy it
but don't buy it guys, watch it on youtube if you're interested

>>383885923
I actually absolutely hated the game and it's one of the few games I dropped without finishing solely from how disgusted I was with it.
It's one thing when Telltale games have your choices mean absolutely nothing when it comes to story variance, but at least they make you feel like you are moving the plot forward and accomplishing something, like you are an integral part to the way the conflict will advance.
GoT doesn't do even that. It takes every pleasure in gloating about how nothing you do has any influence on the story whatsoever and you're completely powerless. After four episodes of this garbage when I finally got SOME plot development only to have Bolton waltz into my castle and undo what LITTLE I had accomplished I instantly quit the game and uninstalled it.

By far the worst recent Telltale game.