Recent reviews by Em

Fun moba with a twist, and good potential

Still has an issue where sometimes can't hear certain friends prox chat

Beat-to-beat gameplay is too boring for how randomly difficult it becomes.
Sneaking and stealth takedowns are not satisfying because sleepers can randomly aggro and then the whole room is active.
Objectives UI hides when you go into a terminal so you have to pop in and out if you forgot the exact name of the key or objective to ping. Has a single dev played the game for 5 minutes? This is immediately apparent as a UX issue.
We finished the objective by finding the subject, next objective is to escape, but no indication besides music queue after the fact that there would be a horde spawning after us the whole time. Got swarmed immediately with no chance to stabilize or get our bearings.

Hands down the most immersive and involved fishing ive ever played in a game. So glad I finally discovered the secret to it.

Minor spoilers ahead for people unfamiliar with how GoT/ASoIaF stories usually work (but no real game-specific spoilers)

Plot is in a general sense very well made and branched out: For the most part it is interesting, like Gared Tuttle's parts, but in other cases, like Mira's in King's Landing, its not only uninteresting, but ends up being entirely meaningless to the Forrester troubles in Ironwrath

If you're looking for a Game of Thrones experience, then you can most certainly find it here. This series is like a bottled up version of A Song of Ice And Fire: Expect the bad guys to always win, and every good guys victory to be overshadowed by their defeat in the next scene along with an interesting main character dieing.

If slowly losing interest because good guys always have setbacks/die is your thing, then this game is for you. If you're looking for a game about underdogs who redeem themselves and ultimately prevail, you won't find it here. All you'll get is disappointment and "Want to find out if the Forresters end up winnin'? Buy Season 2 when it comes out!"

Edit: Also, in typical Telltale fashion, your choices ultimately end up not mattering much at all, especially in terms of outcome for the main characters' house (Forrester).