
With the first season of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms racing like a tournament jouster toward its final episode, I find myself pining for the days when popular TV series were often spun into video game adaptations. Rushed to release while their source material was still relevant, these licensed entries usually weren't great, but they did allow fans to engage with their favorite fictional characters while waiting for the next TV season to drop. I still credit 2008's just fine Lost: Via Domus with satisfying my Oceanic 6 fix between the popular drama's 4th and 5th seasons.
So yes, following A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' absolutely epic episode 5 – and knowing we'll be waiting at least a year for the series to return following its finale – I'd jump at the chance to play even a janky game that put me under the helmet of the titular hedge knight. Hell, I'd even take a cozy crafting sim spin-off, so long as it allowed me to cook and eat those drool-inducing breakfast sandwiches from episode 3.