Game of Thrones

The events of the game in Game of Thrones are revealed immediately after the death of Lord Arryn. The character will have to go through the full storyline, consisting of 16 chapters of the novel by a famous writer who took part in the creation of the game. The main characters that the player will control are Morse Westford and Alester Sarvik. They will travel across Westeros, passing through King's Landing to the icy North Wall. The events revealed in the game are completely similar to the real ones described in the books. The characters of Game of Thrones, released in 2012, received voice acting and full visual similarities to the characters from the film adaptation. The game has three difficulty levels: squire, knight and lord. They are distributed among themselves, maintaining a comfortable level of play in accordance with the preferences of the players. For example, if you're playing at Armiger level, Morse, being the Knight of the Feathers you picked at the start of the game, will soak up a ton of damage, deal a lot of area damage, and likes to cast spells to take the opponent out of a duel. He is also assigned the classes of Border Knight - he attacks exclusively in an area, and Magnar - who loves one-on-one battles. Uses two weapons at the same time. Sarvik can be of three classes. The Water Dancer is a nimble and fast killer that deals a ton of damage after a successful counterattack. Mercenary – often attacks from behind and deals high poison damage. Archer - always stays away from opponents, using fire and freezing arrows. Archer's weapons are bows and crossbows. Game of Thrones is a role-playing game with RPG elements, where we not only go through the entire plot of 16 chapters of the novel, but also upgrade the characters by class and difficulty level. Events are observed with maximum accuracy, so the action of the game is alternately distributed between two heroes.