It's a single, short episode.

The mechanic of the game is all dialogue choices and a few short push-button action sequences. Something of a highly-guided role-play.

The dialogue is a little frustrating. Sometimes you don't have an option for what you would like to say. And dialogue choices don't seem to have much impact. Many responses are scripted ambiguously, like "The queen will remember what you said to her." They seem to present you with the same choice multiple times in the conversation.

Many conversations are forced no-win situations. In the show, there were sometimes good options that people chose or didn't. Here there aren't, and so you can't "win" or play skillfully.

You are often told that characters will "remember" what you said or did, but in this first episode, that may only happen once. You probably have to buy more for those choices to have an impact.

Still, nice production value with beautiful characters that look painted, and main character voices (I think). Also good expansion of the GoT story. Makes a great gift for any enthusiast. If you can't get enough of GoT, this game gives you a little more.