A Game of Thrones - Genesis

Developed by Cyanide Studios and published by 1C-SoftClub, A Game of Thrones: Genesis is a real-time strategy title that sets out to bring the political depth and centuries-spanning history of George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire universe into an interactive format. Rather than recreating the familiar events surrounding the War of the Five Kings, the game travels through nearly a thousand years of Westerosi history, allowing players to witness the rise of influential houses, legendary rulers, and defining conflicts that shaped the Seven Kingdoms. This broader historical focus gives the game a distinct identity, appealing to fans who want to explore the deeper lore behind the novels instead of simply revisiting the story popularized by television. The game's greatest strength lies in its emphasis on strategy beyond open warfare. While building armies and conquering enemies remain important, military force is only one of several methods available for securing victory. Players are encouraged to manipulate politics through diplomacy, espionage, alliances, economic influence, assassination, and deception. Convincing neutral factions to support your cause or secretly weakening r…

This game is honestly pretty ambitious for what it is and in terms of a real attempt at the setting this RTS gets more hate than it deserves for trying to not be a generic RTS cash grab of a popular series. The Good: A series of campaigns set from 700 BC (10,000 Ships) to 300 AC (roughly until the middle of War of the Five Kings) so you get a sweeping portrait of Westeros through multiple periods. To be explicit it contains: 10,000 Ships (700BC ~ 680BC?), Aegon's Conquest (0BC - 4AC), Dance of Dragons (130AC), The Conquest of Dorne (157AC) [First] Blackfyre Rebellion (195 - 196AC), Robert's Rebellion (282AC), War of The Five Kings (299AC), The Wall (ie Wilding Migration South in the midst of WoTFK, 300AC) The Aegon's Conquest Campaign is awesome and lore accurate, its the second campaign after the Rhoynar one which is also good and are worth giving the game a try for alone Unique Gameplay that melds tiers of units which you will have to manage and have a specific purpose. No super units (obv beside Dragons) and a meta that is rewarding, Campaign does a good job of teaching you how to play the game, no tutorials here just good story + actually playing the game. Multiplayer is…

not for me!

I don't recommend this game even after fully beating it. If I were you, just wait and pray that Game of Thrones: War for Westeros game is actually a great rts...

damn i saw the reviews and tought this cant be that bad as an GOT fan, but its worse.

Disappointing and boring, useless, a disaster, don't buy it and if they give it to you, burn your friend's PC.