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The story of A Game of Thrones takes place during the first book of the saga, at the time when Jon Arryn, the Hand of King Robert Baratheon, is found dead at King's Landing. The game allows players to follow two epic quests: Mors and Alester's quests. Their totally original story was canonized by George R.R. Martin himself and perfectly integrates the original story the fans are so familiar with in the series. All throughout the game, the numerous references to books, characters and famous locations form an impressive Westeros encyclopedia, which players can consult at any time during their adventures. Mimicking the books, the two heroes' stories are told alternatively, chapter by chapter, each character sharing the role of main character… up until their paths cross during a common quest. Welcome to a totally innovative narrative style for an RPG. Whether with Mors, sworn brother of the Night's Watch, or Alester, the Red Priest on a quest for redemption, A Game of Thrones' stories will delight all players. Throughout the game, players will discover these charismatic characters with shattered destinies. Their epic quests will be guided by vengeance, allegiance, honor, and family throughout scenarios packed with suspense, twists and turns, betrayals and action! In addition, players' choices and decisions will have specific consequences on the rest of the adventure, so think well before acting! During over 30 hours gameplay, our heroes will travel through mythical locations from the series (The Wall and its surroundings, the Night's Watch Castle Black, King's Landing and Red Keep among others) where they will meet famous characters such as Jeor Mormont, the master of spiders Varys, or Cersei Lannister. Westeros will once again be the theater of an exceptional adventure, faithfully transcribing the unique atmosphere of one of the most developed and impressive universes of medieval-fantasy literature: that of A Song of Ice and Fire.
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