George R.R. Martin wrote in his fantasy novel A Game of Thrones, "Most men would rather deny a hard truth than face it." It is unfortunate that fans of that author's A Song of Ice and Fire series must face one such truth: A Game of Thrones: Genesis is as mediocre as real-time strategy games come. That a budget-priced licensed game didn't turn out to be great isn't surprising; what makes Genesis so disappointing is that it had the potential to be great. In AI skirmishes and online, the spotlight isn't on combat but on capturing villages and fooling your opponent with subterfuge and quiet assassinations. Many strategy games allow for stealthy tactics, but few demand them, which makes this one unique from a conceptual standpoint. Every so often, Genesis' more unusual mechanics shine. However, they all too often wither under the blazing boredom of the single-player campaign and are flattened by a shortage of automation features that could have made one-off matches fun, rather than labor.Folder Screen
1) Run the game exe.
2) Run the keygen, copy the serial from the keygen to the activation window. Keep the keygen running.
3) Click on "Manual Activation" and then click "Back".
4) Now click the "Generate" button in the keygen. Wait a bit.
5) Click on "Manual Activation" again and apply the generated Activation Code from the keygen to finish the activation process.
6). Support the software developers. If you like this game, BUY IT!
Enjoy!
