Game of Thrones was a cultural phenomenon at the peak of its popularity. Though its last season is pretty much objectively considered a letdown, you likely still hold a lot of love for GoT as a whole.

With the franchise continuing in House of the Dragon, there is renewed interest in Game of Thrones. If you're still a fan of Game of Thrones, you may want to download some of the available apps and games for your phone.

1. Game of Thrones Slot Casino

A bet result on the Game of Thrones Slot Casino iOS app.

This app is a slots-based game that uses Game of Thrones as the theme. The game initially gives you some coins that you then use to spin on different slots presented as missions as part of a game. Simply spin to see whether you've won or not and try to get rewards, but always consider that these kinds of games are designed to get your money.

You can pay for more coins using real money if you run out, but obviously, you should be responsible when considering any money you put into the game. As long as you only spend money you can afford on the game, it can be a fun little game to play with a sense of collection as you try to fill out card books of various Westerosi houses.

Download: Game of Thrones Slot Casino for iOS | Android (Free, in-app purchases)

2. Reigns: Game of Thrones

Reigns: Game of Thrones is a GoT-themed swipe-em-up strategy game that joins the popular Reigns series. The game focuses on influencing the story through decisions presented to you in flashcards as various AI characters offer you various choices.

If you're not really a gamer but like the idea of playing around with the story of GoT, then Reigns would be a good game to give a go. It's not technical at all, and it can be fun to see the different paths the story and the characters take depending on your choices.

Download: Reigns: Game of Thrones for iOS | Android ($3.99)

3. GoT Map Recap

The home screen on the iOS GoT Map Recap app, displaying a map of Westeros.
The location of Harrenhall with description of events that happened there on the GoT Map Recap iOS app.
The Forest North of Winterfell location with description of events that took place there on the GoT Map Recap iOS app.

GoT Map Recap is a convenient app that makes it easy for you to refresh your knowledge on the map of Westeros and Essos and offers educational descriptions of the areas you choose to look at.

An impressive feature of this app is that you can go through all of the TV show episodes, and the app will guide you through all of the events of the episode, taking you to where they were on the map and which characters were there.

It differentiates by the TV show and the books and is jam-packed with knowledge for a free app. While the developers could improve the app in terms of fluidity, it is easy to navigate and worth a download to any GoT fan interested in the history and geography of the world.

Download: GoT Map Recap for iOS (Free)

4. Game of Thrones: Beyond the Wall

A battle in the Game of Thrones: Beyond the Wall iOS game.

Beyond the Wall is an officially licensed action RPG game that will absolutely soak up all of your spare time hours if you let it. The game has a unique story in the Westeros world that has you captaining the Night's Watch from the Wildings and other creatures.

With hundreds of dungeons across many areas and plenty of TV-show characters to collect, Beyond the Wall is expansive, to say the least.

This game is best suited if you have the spare hours to grind in order to get further into the story. On top of a vast, expansive story is the PvP mode, where you can battle other players from around the world.

If you love Game of Thrones and gaming in general, you'll enjoy all the time you spend on Beyond the Wall.

Download: Game of Thrones: Beyond the Wall for iOS | Android (Free, in-app purchases)

5. Game of Thrones: Conquest

Collecting harvest on the Game of Thrones: Conquest iOS game.
The home screen on the Game of Thrones: Conquest iOS game.
Building the sawmill on the Game of Thrones: Conquest iOS game.

An officially licensed strategy RPG game, Game of Thrones: Conquest, allows you to build up your army and castle and fight to take control of Westeros. While this PvP game can be highly addicting and always give you something to do, GOT: Conquest is fun and simple to play if you're a fan of Game of Thrones and browser-based RPG games.

Don't be put off by the less-advanced gameplay; GOT: Conquest is filled with content, and the sense of competitiveness can quickly catch you when you get past the first few hours and get to grips with your purpose on the game. You can build a kingdom, collect different high-powered characters, and fight against real people for various rewards and statuses.

Download: Game of Thrones: Conquest for iOS | Android (Free, in-app purchases)

6. A World of Ice and Fire

The app filters with Robert Baratheon as the background on the A World of Ice and Fire iOS app.
The Journeys tab on the iOS A World of Ice and Fire app.
The Map tab on the A World of Ice and Fire iOS app.

By far the most impressive and expansive app to download as a Game of Thrones fan, A World of Ice and Fire is packed with information about the world and the characters who inhabit it.

The app has profiles of over 600 characters and 550 places, coming stacked with world maps and notes. It features many filters to look up information on people, houses, religions, creatures, and more. On top of that, it's officially licensed and approved by George RR Martin, validating all the information the app has to offer.

You can follow the journeys of any character via the respective tab; the app even allows you to turn a spoiler filter on. When going through the books or the TV series, this app serves as a nifty companion to ensure that you never fall behind and appreciate the true importance of events throughout the story.

Download: A World of Ice and Fire for iOS | Android (Free, in-app purchases)

The Best Game of Thrones Apps

Considering Game of Thrones is an expansive world, it's no surprise that there are plenty of apps based around the fantasy franchise, but only the best deserve your time.

The apps give you all the resources that connect you to the Game of Thrones story, whereas the games are a great way to keep yourself entertained.

Also, if you still haven't found a show that feels satisfactory as a Game of Thrones replacement, you should try sites that help you find new shows to watch.