Puzzles can be fun. Everyone's taken the stickers off a Rubix
Cube and rearranged them, there was the 8 month period when we
all went apeshit bananas for Sudoku and if you get me drunk
enough and stick me at the beach during inclement weather, I've
been known to try my hand at a jigsaw puzzle. But the "Spin the
thing to change the animal showing" nature of Skyrim's puzzles
isn't exactly putting together a 2500-piecer with a wicked buzz
on, and I could go the rest of my life without zooming in on
another claw to look at what animals are depicted there.  You
won't ever have that problem with Game of Thrones, as thusfar at
least, the series hasn't featured a single puzzle. Mysteries,
conundrums, enigmas and artifices, sure, but not one actual
puzzle. The week that Game of Thrones ends with the audience
being asked to trial-and-error their way to the next episode
will be the exact moment I go back to that stack of Dune novels.