The Illusive Man says: "In The Lost Lords, the second episode of Telltale’s Game of Thrones, we check in on the prodigal Forrester son and witness the resurrection of another.
Well, this was a nice surprise. Even though in hindsight it seemed obvious, it turns out Rodrick Forrester wasn’t as dead as we originally thought. I guess having a horse fall on you is not enough to kill you but enough to nearly cripple you. Roddrick’s survival gives us a leading character to replace Ethan during the Ironrath segments."
Game of Thrones got off to a solid start with Episode 1: Iron From Ice. Telltale’s six part episodic series follows a sub-plot of the overarching Game of Thrones television and book series, focusing on House Forrester, the former bannermen to House Stark. Episode 2: The Lost Lords picks up in Essos with the exiled Asher Forrester, who is now a sellsword making a deal with the Lost Legion. The transaction quickly goes south and Asher has to fight his way out of a sticky situation.
Chalgyr's Game Room writes:
Back in the early 2000s (2002 or so?), my brother handed me a book he thought I would like. It was A Game of Thrones, the first book in George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire series. At first, I was a caught a little off guard by the fact that the perspective shifted between characters every chapter, but once it got going, I was hooked. I immediately went out and got the next two in the series and joined the fans waiting for book 4…and 5…and now 6.
Critically Sane: "Episode Two gets it all right. The narrative is fast paced, the scenes never linger too long, and aside from a couple instances of it reminding us that it is very much a game, this episode truly felt like an episode of Game of Thrones that we were in charge of. And personally, that is all I can ask for out of this series. If Telltale continues on this route for the next four episodes, I’ll be a very happy camper."
