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By LoneWolfSL · Posted
Game of Thrones is getting a real-time strategy game on PC: War For Westeros by Pulasthi Ariyasinghe A brand-new game is coming out based on George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire universe, and surprisingly, it's a full-fledged real-time strategy game for PC. Titled Game of Thrones: War For Westeros, the new title was revealed at the Summer Game Fest 2025 kickoff show today. Check out the debut trailer below, which features plenty of familiar faces from the television series, as well as fights that many probably wished they saw in the story. It looks like players' actions will have some major deviations from how the storyline actually played out in the series, with major characters dying, switching sides, and having massive wars against each other. Unfortunately, no gameplay was revealed in the trailer. War of Westeros is being developed by PlaySide, which may be familiar to those who have played their previous real-time strategy experience, Age of Darkness: Final Stand. The studio said today that its new project will offer players House Stark, House Lannister, House Targaryen, or even the Night King's forces as factions they can take the role of in their journey. " Each faction offers deeply asymmetric strategies, with signature heroes, armies, and mechanics forged from the brutal legacy of Westeros," adds the company. Infantry, cavalry, siege engines, giants, and dragons will all be available for deployment during battles, both when attacking other factions and when defending. The title will be playable solo to take over the Seven Kingdoms, as well as in multiplayer, where a free-for-all mode will enable multiple players to lead forces against each other for victory. Game of Thrones: War for Westeros is currently only announced for PC, with a Steam page already available for fans to wishlist. A release date, nor pricing, has not been revealed just yet, with the title slated to launch sometime in 2026. -
By Jaybonaut · Posted
What do you consider modern hardware? Mine is a few years old, but you can't tell me that a 5900x with a RTX 3080 should be slow with a Windows UI because they are 4 years old. No one said it didn't run perfectly fine; we said it was slower than 10, and it factually is, to the point that saying anything else is just propaganda. -
By Steffan · Posted
Sorry if video games weren't supposed to be included but this is the only intro that sold me on a game before even playing it -
By +Edouard · Posted
Yeah, exactly. It's most likely staged for views and clicks. I'm assuming some of the getting the car of the truck must be legit though. Either way, it looks good and ticks all the boxes to go viral.
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crashdummy
ok so this is driving me crazy..
all of a sudden apache stops displaying images correctly. didnt change anything for months in the apache settings.
can someone please help me..
i reinstalled apache wich didnt help. tried div. versions of php 4.3.5, 4.3.6rc6, 5 rc1.. didnt help eather..
i think it has to do something with binary and ascii. that apache is thinking the images are ascii.
check attachement for the error. it is doing that with all the images. http://www.crashdummy.nl the same images are working perfectly..
thanks.
Ruud
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