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YooZoo Games has announced that it has entered into a collaborative agreement with HBO to bring an officially licensed version of Game of Thrones to browsers everywhere sometime in 2019. YooZoo Games is best known for the League of Angels series of browser MMOs.
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So true. Literally the opposite effect at least for me.
Btw any idea what this is going to be? I think that Game of Thrones really suit the Heroes of MIght and Magic genre.
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Probably a re-skin of League of Angels with a few GoT references grafted on.
The "sign-up rewards" should give you a clue of where this is headed...
Nuh, now it ends...
It would probably also work pretty well as something like The Witcher.
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Games SHOULD be able to stand on their own two feet without sales gimmicks.
Browser game,haha even cheaper yet,they will pay more money to license the IP than on the game.
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It's sad really, because the result is that at one point no one will take the idea of "A game of thrones" videogame seriously, and because of that, no serious videogame company will ever contemplate to make a "game of thrones" videogame. And in theory, a well excecuted GoT game could actually be great (just like we have seen well excecuted Star Wars games and LOTR games).
We can have pages of delight with this.
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This game will be the only "official" way to get a "GoT fix" after the final season runs next year.
The monetization will probably be brutal, I doubt the license was cheap, and with the TV series ending, the window of opportunity to exploit its popularity will rapidly close.