The company Warner Bros. Games, together with HBO, confirmed the development of Game of Thrones: Dragonfire, a new strategy title based on the House of the Dragon universe that will seek to expand the Game of Thrones franchise to the mobile market
.
The game will be free and available for mobile devices, although an official release date has not yet been announced.
Dragonfire will take players to the golden age of the Targaryen The
proposal will take users to the period of maximum splendor of House Targaryen, allowing them to compete for the domination of Westeros in the midst of the fight for control of the Seven Kingdoms
.
Players will assume the role of descendants of Valyria and must build their political and military power by:
forming alliances, territorial expansion,
resource management,
and the strategic use
of
dragons in combat.
The game will combine classic strategy with dragon combat According to Warner Bros., Dragonfire
will be a social strategy title with a strong tactical and territorial
focus.
The gameplay will combine elements similar to franchises such as Civilization, incorporating new mechanics focused on:
the incubation of eggs, the raising of dragons,
and their deployment during
massive battles.
The company promises a mix of military management, diplomacy and character progression to offer a deep but accessible strategic experience.
There will be characters from the series and exclusive narrative content
.
In addition to including well-known figures from the universe created by George R. R. Martin, the game will also have original characters designed exclusively for this installment
.
Warner thus seeks to reinforce the narrative component and attract both hardcore fans of the franchise and new players.
Pre-registration is now open with exclusive rewards
.
The company confirmed that early pre-registration for the launch is now available
.
Those who register before the premiere will receive:
100 in-game gold coins, exclusive banners,
personalized avatars,
and potentially an exclusive
dragon if the community reaches 10
million initial downloads.
Warner is betting heavily on the mobile market with the GOT franchise
The launch of Dragonfire deepens Warner's strategy to expand its main intellectual properties to the free-to-play model for mobile devices.
The company will seek to take advantage of the enormous global weight of Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon in an industry where adaptations of popular franchises have become one of the main commercial bets.
The title is expected to include optional microtransactions, following the usual model of the current mobile market.
