The strategy game Game of Thrones: War for Westeros will need extra time in the oven to ensure the quality of its combat mechanics. First announced during Summer Game Fest 2026, the game received fresh news late last week following a long period of silence. However, the update is a mixed bag for fans: while development is progressing well, the title will now only arrive in 2027.
Posting on Steam, developer PlaySide explained that it requires additional development time to dedicate to the combat between its playable factions.
Like other real-time strategy (RTS) games, players will command both standard units and hero units:
PlaySide confirmed that at launch, the game will feature four highly recognizable factions from the universe:
The developer stated it will not settle for simply being faithful to the HBO show or relying on the popularity of its heroes to win over the audience. The goal is to respect the source material while delivering a standalone strategy game that can succeed on its own merits.
On Steam, the creators thanked fans for their support and requested patience as they work to complete the project. While Game of Thrones: War for Westeros is now planned for a 2027 release, a more specific premiere window has not yet been shared.
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