History Pinball / GameOfThrones

* TyopOnTheCover: Early software revisions had "Choose You Battle" on the DMD when it was time to do that (a screen that can come up several times per game). Later ones added the missing 'r'.

* TyopOnTheCover: Early software revisions had "Choose You Battle" on the DMD when it was time to do that (a screen which will usually be seen several times per game). Later ones added the missing 'r'.

* TyopOnTheCover: Early software revisions had "Choose You Battle" on the DMD when it was time to do that (which a player usually will do multiple times per game). Later ones added the missing 'r'.

* NonIndicativeDifficulty: The Casual setting, arguably. It gives the player no choice of House by automatically selecting Stark, which only increases the scoring of the Winter is Coming Hurry-Ups. Meanwhile, House Martell for one gives free Add-a-Balls which can be cashed in at any time during multiball.

* AllYourPowersCombined: House Greyjoy gets the abilities of other Houses as their missions are completed, and they are all continuously active at the same time.

* TyopOnTheCover: Early software revisions had "Choose You Battle" on the DMD when it was time to do that. Later ones added the missing 'r'.

* EasterEgg: Midnight Madness makes its return after not being present in any games since Creator/WilliamsElectronics games in TheNineties. It is as usual, a frenzy-type multiball mode where each switch scores points.

* EasterEgg: Midnight Madness makes its return after not being present in any games since Creator/WilliamsElectronics games in TheNineties. It is as usual, a frenzy-type mode where each switch scores points.

* EasterEgg: Midnight Madness makes its return after not being present in any games since TheNineties. It is as usual, a frenzy-type mode where each switch scores points.

* MythologyGag: The Super Jackpot animation in Blackwater Multiball is similar to many other Dwight Sullivan-programmed games (''[[Pinball/HighSpeed The Getaway: High Speed II]]'', ''Pinball/RedAndTedsRoadShow'', ''Pinball/JunkYard'', and possibly others).

** There was also the [[SkillShot "Skil Shot"]] yielded from plunging the ball to the top rollover lanes, which was quickly noticed by members of the chat during Dead_Flip's live stream of the game, and a software update added in the extra 'l'. Granted, the code was still in beta, as this was the first ever publiic footage of its gameplay.

** There was also the [[SkillShot "Skil Shot"]] yielded from plunging the ball to the top rollover lanes, which was quickly noticed by members of the chat during Dead_Flip's live stream of the game, and a software update added in the extra 'l'.

* ColourCodedForYourConvenience: The game features LED lights that change color to match the current situation, such as turning the playfield green during Blackwater Multiball or white for "Winter Is Here". In regular play, the lighting will change colors according to which Houses have been gathered.

* GuardianEntity: The Lord of Light, who can be summoned once per ball. If it is present, a ball that drains down the outlanes will be automatically reloaded and launched back onto the playfield.
* InterfaceScrew: If you get attacked by the boss in Winter Has Come multiball, one of your flippers literally acts frozen for a brief period.

* MoneyMultiplier: One of the Awards that can be purchased is the Golden Hand, which gives an extra 750,000 bonus points at the end of each ball.

* PinballScoring: Notably so when compared to other modern Stern games. With the advent of playfield and combo multipliers, a single shot can easily be worth tens, if not hundreds, of millions. Scores in the billions are far more easily attainable compared to other recent Sterns. Whether this is the start of a new trend remains to be seen.

* ScoreMultiplier: There's a multiplier both for the playfield bonus and for {{Combo}}s. It's also possible to "cash in" the multiplier for points instead.

* SkillShot: Plunge into the lit top lane to collect 500,000 points times the ball number and a bonus multiplier increase.

* VideoMode: Available as a Mystery award. The player engages in a sword duel with an axe-welding opponent, and must defeat him before running out of time or lives.

** The final Wizard Mode is the "Iron Throne," which is only available after completing all of the House modes. It requires all seven Houses to be lit, and begins as a two-ball multiball. Make a shot to begin a siege on that House's castle, then complete all seven shots in order and hit the Battering Ram to complete the siege and add a ball. Conquer all seven castles to take the Iron Throne and start a tour of Westeros.

* TyopOnTheCover: Early software revisions had "Choose You Battle" on that screen. Later ones added the missing 'r'.

* SkillShot: Plunge into the lit top lane to collect 500,000 points and a bonus multiplier increase.

** The "Hand of the King" sub-Wizard Mode is activated after lighting four Houses. You begin by making four specific shots for each House, then hit the Battering Ram for the Super Jackpot. This can be repeated up to three times before the mode ends. Each of the four Houses completed prior to the mode will create an alteration in the rules - for easier or harder.

* DifficultButAwesome: Greyjoy, requiring extra shots to complete modes, but in return they will get powers of any Houses that are gathered. Having extra shots required also drastically increases scoring potential.

* LimitedSpecialCollectorsUltimateEdition: As noted in the dscription, the Premium and Limited Editions add a second upper playfield, updates the table layout accordingly, and adds additional rules to match. They also feature different art packages, and laser-cut siderails for the Limited Edition.

** The final Wizard Mode is the "Iron Throne," which is only available after completing all of the House modes. It requires all seven Houses to be lit, and begins as a two-ball multiball. Make a shot to begin a siege on that House's castle, then complete all seven shots in order and hit the Battering Ram to complete the siege and add a ball. Conquer all seven castles to take the Iron Throne and start a tour of Westeros.

** "Winter Has Come" is the second sub-Wizard Mode, and occurs after collecting all of the Houses' hurry-up values from "Winter is Coming". First, confront the Horde by making all seven major shots before the timer runs out. Then fight a ''Khal'' Boss by hitting three indicated shots in the time given. Collect four shots during Boss Mode to collect the Winter is Coming Super Jackpot.
** The final Wizard Mode is the "Iron Throne," which is only available after completing all of the House modes. It requires all seven Houses to be lit, and begins as a four-ball multiball. Make a shot to begin a siege on that House's castle, then complete all seven shots in order and hit the Battering Ram to complete the siege. Conquer all seven castles to take the Iron Throne.

[[caption-width-right:350:"When you play the Game of Thrones, you win or you die."]]

'''Game of Thrones''' is a 2015 pinball game released by Creator/{{Stern}}. Designed by Creator/SteveRitchie and illustrated by Creator/GregFreres and Steven Martin, it retells the story of Creator/{{HBO}}'s [[Series/GameOfThrones popular television series]] in flipper form.

** The "Hand of the King" sub-Wizard Mode is activated after lighting four Houses. You begin by making four specific shots for each House, then hit the Battering Ram for the Super Jackpot. This can be repeated up to three times before the mode ends.