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Show HN: Map for Game of Thrones http://bit.ly/2VYceLf

Show HN: Map for Game of Thrones We’ve updated Map for Game of Thrones with a lot of features since its launch, 2 years ago. In addition to the app’s staple feature, TV show recap, the user can now also review all 5 books in a similar, interactive manner. You can now step through all the scenes/chapters of any TV episode or book and enjoy: - a short summary of the scene/chapter - full description or synopsis - list of characters in the respective scene/chapter - the location on the interactive map - the full transcript (for episodes) The app is also a handy Game of Thrones lore companion. You can search and browse through detailed information of 600+ locations and 1200+ unique characters. For Season 8, we will be updating the app after each new episode. Any feedback would be appreciated! Links: - Map for Game of Thrones - on the Play Store - http://bit.ly/2Iz1iAV.... - Map for Game of Thrones FREE - on the Play Store - http://bit.ly/2Iz1iAV.... - GoT Map Recap - on the App Store - https://apple.co/2XuvYqg... April 21, 2019 at 10:30PM
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