Netmarble has officially launched Game of Thrones: Kingsroad on PC and mobile devices. You can now play the game on Steam, Epic Games Store, and Windows Launcher for PC. It is also available on Android and iOS. However, the game has not launched in Asia yet. It will be released there later in 2025.
Game of Thrones: Kingsroad is an action-adventure role-playing game built with Unreal Engine 5. It was first released in early access for PC, but now it is open to all players. The game supports cross-play, so you can link your PC and mobile accounts to play on either platform.
With the official launch, Netmarble has added a brand-new area called the Stormlands. This is the region ruled by Stannis Baratheon in the Game of Thrones story. Players will find new story missions and plenty of side quests in this area. Some of the new content includes: Ferocious Beast, Bandit Camps, Echoes of the Past, Historic Sites, Occupied Sites, and Gods Haven.
The level cap has been increased from 40 to 45, giving players more room to grow. The update also adds four new Artifacts — one Legendary, one Epic, and two Uncommon.
An emote system has also been added to the game. You can now use different emotes by clicking the emote icon at the bottom-right corner of the chat window. This adds a fun way to communicate with other players during your adventures.
There are also new Achievements for completing tasks in the Stormlands region. Special achievements are available for defeating powerful enemies like the Unicorn and Drogon.
To celebrate the global launch, Netmarble is giving players daily rewards until June 5. You can get one random reward each day by logging into the Web Shop. Some of the rewards include: 80x Golden Dragon, 1x Ruin Runner, 2,000x Copper, 10x Iron Ore, 1x Artifact Expedition Requisition, 3x Silver Ore, and 1x Enraging Draught Bundle
Netmarble has shared its vision of expanding the game even further. The plan is to add all the major regions of Westeros over time. However, this will only happen if the game becomes popular and successful. Since it is a live service game, the future depends on how many players continue to enjoy and support it.
