Gifts
Gift ideas from 3 things they love
Pick three films, shows, books or games they love. We suggest 12 gifts across books, games and films and TV box sets.
Game of Thrones
TV · 2011
Three favourites give the best spread. One or two work too.
12 gift ideas
Based on 1 favourite: Game of Thrones · Age: 8–11
- TV box set · 2019The Mandalorian
Like Game of Thrones: big & varied, imaginary, linear
Quality 8.3/10Typical price $20–$50
- TV box set · 2020The Owl House
Like Game of Thrones: big & varied, glossy, imaginary
Quality 7.2/10Typical price $20–$50
- Game · 2016Enter the Gungeon
Dodge Roll
Like Game of Thrones: glossy, linear, imaginary
Quality 7.9/10Typical price under $20
- Film · 2016Kubo and the Two Strings
Like Game of Thrones: big & varied, glossy, imaginary
Quality 7.8/10Typical price under $20
- Film · 2021The Mitchells vs. the Machines
Like Game of Thrones: fresh & original, big & varied, imaginary
Quality 7.8/10Typical price under $20
- Game · 2022Tunic
Andrew Shouldice
Like Game of Thrones: big & varied
Quality 8.7/10Typical price under $20
- Film · 2024The Wild Robot
Like Game of Thrones: imaginary, big & varied, fresh & original
Quality 8.6/10Typical price under $20
- Game · 2017Hollow Knight
Team Cherry
Like Game of Thrones: glossy, big & varied, linear
Quality 9.2/10Typical price under $20
- Game · 2023Viewfinder
Sad Owl Studios
Like Game of Thrones: fresh & original, glossy, imaginary
Quality 8.4/10Typical price under $20
- Game · 2019My Time at Portia
Pathea Games
Like Game of Thrones: fresh & original, linear, big & varied
Quality 7.5/10Typical price under $20
- Game · 2017RiME
Tequila Works
Like Game of Thrones: big & varied, glossy, linear
Quality 7.4/10Typical price under $20
- Book · 2016The Girl Who Drank the Moon
Kelly Regan Barnhill
Like Game of Thrones: glossy, imaginary, fresh & original
Quality 7.8/10Typical price under $20
Prices are typical for the format (paperback, Blu-ray, box set, boxed game), not live. Quality is how well rated a title is, not how well it fits. Age suitability uses UK certificates where we have them (else US), PEGI (else ESRB) for games, and the book’s audience.