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I really liked the main campaign - the cutscenes, the characters. Pretty fun writing. The campaign ending was obviously smushed, and the "episodes" after are nothing to write home about (just watch the final ending on youtube). But the 10-11 hours before that were pretty great. Which is the perfect length in my view.

It's really better than some reviews seem to say. While W:TNO looks dated now, and a little too-serious for its own good, this one has good animations, fluid gameplay and a very fun story with a number of heartfelt moments. Get it.

Worse looking than W2, cheap animations, cringey story. If you really care about what happened next, just watch it on youtune. There are about of 10 minutes total of worthwhile content.

The writing is okay, could be recommended for the fans of the genre. Fights are repetitive and the inventory/map/stats screen controls are janky, but that didn't stop me from finishing it. Luckily, it's not too long either (14 hours or so).

Well-acted, heartfelt story. Decent gameplay. Never cared much for the "open world" mechanics, but I didn't mind to endure them for the story. And the "fluff" side-missions actually go down smoothly and quickly. Most of them, at least.

Solid graphics and gameplay. The game feels longer than it should have been, but within reasonable limits. A number of questionable choices that divided the community, but looking at the ending, it seems there was no obviously better way to tell this story. So it seems to me those choices were justified.

The style and the characters/dialogues are fairly childish (JRPG-style, basically, although a lot of games in that genre also try to be more mature). The plot is imaginative enough overall, though. And interesting, fresh mechanics are a reason enough to check this one out.

The story and character development are strong, which is the most important thing. The dialogues are mostly well-written, with few "misses". The combat system is fun enough, even if maybe not very balanced, and the combat is challenging. While the dated graphics, unpolished interface and minor glitches detract from the experience, I believe that most RPG fans should find it enjoyable, not just (existing) ASoIaF fans.