God of War (PS4)
God of War (PS4)
A bold new narrative
As mentor and protector to a son determined to earn his respect, Kratos is faced with an unexpected opportunity to master the rage that has long defined him. Questioning the dark lineage he’s passed on to his offspring, he hopes to make amends for the shortcomings – and horrors – of his past.
A darker world
Set within the untamed forests, mountains and realms of Norse lore, steel yourself for a distinctively new and dangerous land complete with its own pantheon of creatures, monsters and gods.
Vicious combat
With an intimate, over-the-shoulder free camera that brings the action closer than ever, combat is up close, frenetic and unflinching. Kratos’ powerful magic axe is a brutal weapon as well as a versatile tool for exploration. Always be on your guard.
| Dimensions: | 19 x 13.5 x 3 cm; 60 Grams |
| Model: | 711719386070 |
| Dimensions: | 19 x 13.5 x 3 cm; 60 Grams |
| Origin: | United Kingdom |
God of War is a PlayStation classic for PS4; I thoroughly enjoyed playing it, and reached 100% completion.
It is an excellent game with an engaging story, with some top notch voice acting, and excellent game play.
As you might expect with a title like God of War, the game has it’s fair share enemies to fight, and battles to win. Your main weapons are the Leviathan Axe, and his Blades of Chaos, which are unlocked and can be upgraded as you progress.
You also unlock various Asgardian realms while working your way through the game, and each has to be explored, with puzzles to complete, and enemies to eliminate.
God of War is well worth the time to play.
This is definitely one the best games I have played on PS4, in terms of everything the graphics, gameplay and story. The other god of war games were great but this is on another level but it is different but in a good way. You can tell how much care and detail was put in to create this game. God of war is also a good challenge and it isn’t the easiest game to complete which is refreshing.
This game is stellar. Do you like Norse mythology? Do you want to see Kratos come to terms with his nature as something more than human, and the guilt of passing such a burden to his son. I don’t care who you are, buy this game if you can. 10/10.
This game starts with something rather basic and takes you in an adventure in a way I had never seen before. It takes you on a journey effortlessly and will keep you in front of the TV until the end.
There is nothing specific that is incredible about this game, but absolutely everything is great. The storytelling, the characters (unless one acts in a punchable way), the gameplay, everything is good without standing out.
In the end I realised I never felt like putting the controller down a single time. It all flows so naturally, you never feel like you have reached the end of a chapter. In the end I never felt like it was a good time for a break and kept playing.
Would you expect any less from a God of war game? It maybe be different however it is god of war. It truly makes you feel like a god playing it. the combat is different yet a lot more technical, and as you would expect, brutal. The new open world aspect is great as it has plenty of lore and side that are fun and interesting. if you havent played it yet, this game is a must.
Sweet game, I cannot recommend this game enough. The storyline is amazing, aswell as the graphics. I havent stopped playing since i got it. Gives me kinda a last of us vibe. The reason im giving 4 stars instead of 5 is due to packaging. The disk was out of the case so got a little scratched on the way here. But hasnt caused any problems so far so not a big issue. 2nd hand games should be sealed properly when getting sent it might spoil the fun for others.
I loved the dynamic between Kratos and Atreus (and another character later on, but I don’t want to spoil that).
The game overall was very enjoyable thanks to its highly competent design. I did find combat a little repetitive after a while – but that may well be a subjective thing.
The environments looked and felt great and having no camera cuts is quite a technical achievement and makes the entire experience feel a lot more immersive.
A great game, with many, many, many fighting upgrades you can purchase with XP.
It’s flawlessly executed, as Kratos the Sparta God and his son Atreus set out to scatter the ashes of their dead wife/mother, more and more is required in order to finish their journey, which is to scatter her ashes on the highest peak in all 9 realms.
What I will say, is for such a seemingly massive game, it’s not actually that massive, and if you just concentrated on the main storyline, you could probably be done in 15 hours.
I wish I’d have explored a lot more before cracking on with the main story. Because despite Atreaus constantly asking if we can go exploring and Kratos telling him no, we’re scattering the ashes then going home!
If you do that, you will literally scatter the ashes then go home.
As soon as you reach the credits, the game seems to die off a bit, and the only 2 people left who will talk to you are the Dwarves. Oh year, and of course Monir.
Love it!!!! God of War, or dad and boy game as we call it has been brilliant. Thoroughly enjoyed it- until the end which I found massively disappointing, although set up for a few sequels. I do miss the giant titan bosses, but this was a generally good breath of fresh air for the series.
Having been a gamer for 30+ years, I can’t express how amazing this game is. I finished just the story and loved every second of it. When I got to the end, I’d collected 14% of the trophies, meaning there is a LOT more to do in the game after you finish the story. There are 3 realms I’ve not even been to yet!
Story will stick with you, make you shout at your TV and think about when you’re in bed at night! I LOVE this game, the absolute best of the best!
GoW has been an extraordinary experience and phenomenal journey.
Before, I judged this game thinking it’ll be another toxic game (due to its notorious franchise), but BOOOOOOOOI was I wrong! This reboot radically shifted my impressions and completely changed my perspective.
This game is the whole package: incredible story, amazing cinematics, beautiful graphics, fun gameplay, awesome soundtrack and likable characters! I could go on and on with each part, but I am gonna keep it short.
What I loved about GoW the most, is the story. GoW explores many themes, notably ‘grief, growth, fatherhood, and acceptance’ are central themes and delivered perfectly well into the narrative. GoW makes you emotionally connect with the characters and make you feel like you are on this journey with them.
A journey of growth and accepting your past.
So truely, GoW is worth it.
At the beginning I was skeptical to buy it because I was unsure of the new style of this game against its predecessor but I can firmly say that this game have overcome all my doubts, story is intriguing and well linked with things on the past , gameplay is great and contact system is made perfect even if at the beginning seems a bit on the simple side but with the time become more efficient. What else ? Graphic looks beautiful even if on PS4 (non pro) I had some little lag and freezing , this game will leave you a sense of satisfaction and leave room for a sequel. Well done Santa Monica 8.5/10 for me
This is, without a doubt, one of the very best video games of all time. The story is deep, well thought out, brilliants written and superbly voiced. The combat is unrivalled, brutal and almost emotional in its impact!
That Leviathon axe is like nothing you’ve ever used in a video game!
Is it my favourite game of all time? Hard to say a hard “yes” to that, but only because The Last of Us exists. It’s definitely up at the very top of my list – but may have to share first place for now!
This game is really really really good, I always liked the tomb raider (rebooted) structure of interconnected sections with a hub area it’s better than open world games because there is no wasted space and it’s better than linear games because it gives you a sense that you are in an actual world not just tight corridors. The relationship between the characters and the twists and turns of the story are superb. The graphics are breathtaking and runs well on a base PS4. totally worth it and I am happy it doesn’t have DLC just a great package with an ending and a hint at a sequel.
God of War is not for everyone…. but it is good.
Throughout the story of the game you see the bond between Kratos and boi grow, and it feels very heartfelt. The combat is very enjoyable and sometimes very challenging. The exploring aspect of the game is great, as it’s accompanied with some nice little stories told by Kratos.
If you’re looking for a very good story-driven game, that looks and plays amazingly I would recommend this game.
This game is pretty big and lots of extras to do and find if you enjoy that kind of thing. But once I finished the game I am now ready to sell it.
Overall visual impact is fantastic. I would recommend playing on a HDR 4K TV for maximum experience. Game play is a little linear for my liking an the paths you take might as well be sign-posted, but that’s expected for this type of game. Story line is simple and combat style wears a little thin after a while, but overall a nice looking game and worth a play once the price drops.
I loved the visuals, a very pretty game this. The combat is also quite enjoyable. Slinging your axe to have it return to your hand is great fun. Some of the puzzling elements are very well done too and I thoroughly enjoyed the vast majority of the game.
Having said all that from my own personal point of view, there were a number of things I wasn’t overly impressed with.
For the first hour kratos referring to his son as ‘boy’ was mildly amusing but it quite quickly gets old.
I’m a big fan of open world games with lots of side quests and options for things to do. (Probably my favourite PS4 game being the Witcher.
Now they are different games but I would rather have the ability to choose where I go and what I do.
God of war is not a true open world game and the experience (if you are an more open world game fan) can feel quite linear and stifling, again only in my opinion.
Also some of the puzzles to open the chests ie throw your axe at things in a specific order within a timeframe etc just left me cold I honestly couldn’t be bothered with them and the ones I did do weren’t really worth the effort for what I recieved.
And then we come to the ending, it just sort of fizzles out. One minute your chatting the next the credits are rolling and there was a real sense of ‘is that it? ‘ . According to sources I’ve seen there are no plans for DLC so maybe a second instalment is planned to tie up all the loose ends and questions.
The story is OK, the game is good I’d certainly recommend playing it but I think personally it’s a little overated in a lot of ways.
Kratos movement is adequate but doesn’t feel quite as good as some characters you get to control in other games. His climbing ability is limited to certain areas and only works when you press o when looking in the right place. (And I know the Witchers climbing mechanic was pretty awful too but at least you could attempt things!).
Horizon Zero Dawn, Witcher 3 ,Assasins Creed Origins all had better control systems, more to do and arguably better stories, again in my opinion.
I’m glad I played it, it’s not bad I just think it could’ve been so much more.
Perhaps the greatest game of all time?
Well why does he has a kid with him and mostly calls him boy rather than his name?
Also its all too easy with him he can distraught them while you go in for the kill but you know that’s what game makers seem to do nowdays make a alley with no source of who they really are and kill them off at the end most other games seem to do this
Anyway the combat is well put and smooth and he is somewhat fast in his attacks don’t get me wrong (so wrong) its a awesome game from the start till end
Also I might as well say that I did not come here for graphics I came here for the actual gameplay 🙂 like in most games
Also a big also the enemy’s seem to be so easy once you hit them cuz they be stunned which basic are dead so easy if only they block your moves and put up a fight
I just wanted a big challenge oh yeah they is bosses giant bosses which you need to learn there moves before you take them down
so yeah fun for few hours
Pros:
-Amazing graphics (especially on the Pro), Amazing story, Amazing gameplay
-Developer included two areas that other developers would have sold without and then added as costly DLC
-Easy to play but difficult to master (I played on normal for the main game and majority of side quests, and switched to easy to mop up the remaining trophies… the last Valkyrie took me a few attempts even though I was levelled up and had great armour)
-For those with OCD (like me) who like to collect all trophies on games, this has a fully obtainable list with a mixture of easy and challenging trophies (I’m an average gamer and I eventually achieved the platinum).
Cons:
-A rarity for me, but I can’t think of any…
If you liked games such as Uncharted, The Last of Us or Hellblade, then pick this up today.
I very rarely give any game a solid score but this game pushes all of the right buttons for me.
It’s redefined the God of War series as a whole but remains faithful to why the games were so good before. That being the story, characters and narrative are so gripping that I couldn’t stop playing. Plus they have retained the knack of bringing a sense of realism to the mythology used.
This is not the old God of War you think you’ve heard of or new. It’s brand new for this series with a new combat system and levelling. Before it was all combos and grinding for red orbs to upgrade gear. Now it’s like a normal RPG- combat isn’t about combos and instead you can be more creative. I can say so much more but this would be a really long review. Although throwing the axe never gets old.
In a way this isn’t about Kratos and instead is about something else. You play as Kratos but the story is really wonderfully crafted and, for me, didn’t have one boring part.
Lastly I’ll say that this game can provide a challenge in multiple ways. Optional bosses, secret areas and rewards for pushing yourself.
In short: this game redefines the God of War series as a whole and offers a brand new experience. It’s also a great starting place for newer players.
Awesome game, if you are used to playing all the other God of War games this will take some time to get used to as the controls are completely reworked. Plus the epic longshots of the previous are no longer here as the camera is right behind you the whole time, putting you right in the action. Great story, incredible graphics, good humour and amazing to see Kratos growing and struggling to be a good man once again. Lots of stuff to do as side missions and an amazing environment to explore.
Incredible, emotional, amazing. There are many superlatives I could use to describe God of War but those 3 pretty much sum it up perfectly. From the opening scene I was hooked, the graphics are amazing, the sound is incredible, terrific voice acting and Kratos looks and sounds better then ever. The combat is more than just hack and slash now, combos are gone and now it’s just about brutal attacks with your axe taking on a wide variety of enemies, including Ogres, Dragons and Trolls. The highlight for me is the relationship between Kratos and Atreus. Things are strained between them, shown with little nuances like Kratos rarely calling him by his name, instead barking commands like “boy, come here” and scolding him regularly for his enthusiasm and excitement at the world around him. As the game progresses, their relationship grows and becomes stronger, and the exchanges between the 2 are both poignant and heart rending. Kratos soon realises that his son doesn’t need as much protecting as he first thought. In the end, is he saving his son, or is Atreus saving Kratos? Enough said, just play this masterpiece and see for yourself!!
This is a dark, mature action adventure game that will last around ~20-30 hour game (with no filler content) depending on how much you explore, and difficulty level you selected with emphasis on quality over quantity.
The game has a very nice pacing/progression system that feels very natural. The game does not hand hold you, or set you to your own devices; rather gives you enough information to figure things out on your own
Different from past God of War (GOW) games is that, this game is a over shoulder 3rd person view vs isometric view (camera with birds eye view panning in and out). The camera is very tight fixed, and behind kratos making it more grounded and personal. Entire game is pretty much one-shot (assuming you don’t get any game over screen).
The game has beautiful environment and the lighting is very impressive. It runs
1080p 30fps on PS4 (original or slim)
4k 30fps, and performance mode 1080 60fps (dips at times) on the PS4 Pro
If you play on PS4 pro it’s preferred you play at 30fps. The combat this time around is less combo based than past games, and more methodical as it’s more about precision hits, quick turns*, and dodging; being aware of your surroundings due to the fixed over the shoulder view. So 60fps is not really necessary unless maybe you’re playing on the hardest difficulty mode.
* For quick turns there’s a learning curve to keep form being disoriented during right corridors.
Sound is amazing. Get your headset or home theater system ready because you’re in for a treat as the game has really nice surround sound option. Does not support 3D audio in the PlayStation Platinum headset which is disapointing. Hope they add it in, in the future.
Music typical for GOW games with drums, string instruments and orchestral vocals that really gets you pumped up
There are some audio ques that help unlock hidden items so keep an ear out
Interaction/dialogue with kratos and his son feel very real and not dialed in or exaggerated. very nice banter between the two and other characters as well
-Story:
As mentioned before, very mature yet dark. The story is more narrative driven and has more character development than past games where you’re just full of rage and kill everything in sight. Each character has complex motivations in what they’re set out to do
Takes place in Norse mythology instead of Geek
The main plot is that Kratos’ wife has died and she wants her ashes spread from the highest mountain
Kratos takes his son with him on this journey and through a bonding experience they both grow stronger as they reach their final destination. the journey isn’t that simple as it seems as there are twist and turns along the way and enemies they have to face
You do get some insight on how Kratos reach this land after GOW3, but it’s sprinkled throughout instead of one long exposition
Side quests brings out lore of the game and also way to upgrade your skill tree
There are boat sections in the game where Kratos gives his son life lessons, conversely his son gives inside knowledge of the world he learned through observation/what he learned from his mother; which makes you more invested in the characters.
-Gameplay
The combat has a lot of layers/options to it.
Instead of Quick Timed Events (QTE) there’s a stun meter which which needs to be filled up for kratos make his signature final finishing moves on enemies. Feels very natural as you don’t get a huge button prompt the middle of the screen
I like how the core combat is mapped to the trigger buttons instead of the face buttons making combat feel more natural
There’s a skill tree that cater to how you want to play: defensive, offensive, focus on physical or magical attacks, range vs close combat, master a weapon over the other, etc
You can upgrade weapons and armor by collecting materials
Kratos’ main weapon this time around is the leviathan axe (very similar to Thor’s (Marvel movies/comics) weapon Mjolnir) instead of his chained blades of chaos. You can throw the axe and have it call back to you like a boomerang. You can swing and throw the axe at enemies and fun to master as you have to judge the timing of when the axe will return to you as without your axe you may only have your bare fists to do battle till it comes back
There is some strategy involved especially in the higher difficulty settings. Some enemies are super effective against certain weapons/skills you have to be aware of
Krato’s son comes along with you on the journey and is able to help with by stunning/detract enemies with an arrow which you can control the activation. Overtime as he becomes more experienced in combat more options are available. He’ll also yell out tips when needed** or jump onto enemies to slow them down. Also you can view his journals after you defeat an enemy to find out hidden weaknesses
**Seeing the camera is so tight, he’ll give you tips you are not able to see at times due to blind spots
Armor and clothes can be crafted, purchased, or upgraded via dwarf blacksmiths in game . It changes krato’s physical appearance in game. Some armor/clothing piece has slots for enchantments which effects stats
Enemies attack you gorilla style as they can attack at anytime they want instead of gathering up in a circle and attacking one by one. Each enemy have different variety of skills, health, size, weakness and speed
There are backtracking at times that builds on exploration. Also the environments sometimes change when going back making the location feel different yet the same. There’s also hidden areas you cannot access until you get a particular item giving the game this somewhat of a metriod-mania style to it
Through mini objectives like kills specific about of enemies to get exp rewards
Side quest gives you glimpse of story narrative, exp gain and or material. It doesn’t feel like fetch quests or something you have to do to directly upgrade your character . There’s no fluff and the side quests does not feel tacked on as it feels necessary, yet optional
You’ll naturally stumble onto some side quests as the map only shows an overview of the land with a compass that points you to your main objective. Fast travel is limited, making exploration in the forefront. There’s not too many side quests making it feel open and direct at the same time
As of this review, this is best PS4 game in my opinion. Sets a new standard for video games
This game is a competitor to Horizon: Zero Dawn in some senses. It is slightly less ‘open’ than Horizon, but the combat, artwork and sheer luxury of the game experience is, I think, rather better. So, why 4 stars? Having completed it now, I was immensely disappointed with the ending, or rather, the lack of it. It just suddenly ‘ends’. There is no big boss, no denouement, no twist, no particularly interesting element of the story. The credits just start rolling. I won’t spoil the story, but there is not much to it.
In this sense, Horizon is *much* better. The story in Horizon is topical, the narrative builds slowly and it has various interesting twists. The storyline here, in comparison, feels rather flat and, as I say, it suddenly just ends with almost no warning. Prepare yourself for a letdown.
I think what has happened here is that the developers know they have a gem on their hands. Thus, they have taken a commercially strategic decision and cut out about 40% of the game content so that they can release it as a paid add-on. That is fine, but the way it has been done has, unfortunately, detracted from the overall experience.
Overall, this is a great, great visual and auditory experience of a game, let down by a rather dull story and an abrupt, unremarkable ending. But don’t let this put you off buying it – for the sheer experience alone I think it is worth the money. But if you are very price-conscious, I’d suggest waiting until the inevitable expansion pack is released.
I never played previous God of War games but I’ve really enjoyed playing this one. Again it’s a big open world adventure, with a story line that you can follow or go off piste and explore realms and locations to increase your inventory and abilities. The story develops really well and you become attached to the adventures of the main characters. The game is challenging and rewarding, with some of the enemies being real swines to take down. I’ve had several weeks of solid enjoyment out of God of War, and I’ve got a little bit further to go before I fully complete the game and platinum it, by which time I’ll have more than had my money’s worth. 2018 game of the year contender.
Quick warning this review contains spoilers!!
Man oh man where to begin, first off I haven’t even touched the precious titles, but the story and script writing in this game is so incredible that anything major from previous games (I watched summary videos) is covered.
So I started playing going in expecting a game that I would spend a couple of hours a night on before going to sleep etc to chill out on. But SIE and Santa Monica really went all out, and before I knew it I’d clocked 12 hours and barely even scratched the surface.
To begin with, combat kicks ass, an axe that reminds me of Mjolnir from MCU Thor, totally awesome and reactive enemies, and character building upgrades. Nothing’s quite as satisfying as throwing an axe at some dude running straight at you, make them fall over, sprinting over and beating them to death with your bare hands, and then magically recalling your axe to hand, to turn around, parry another dude, and chop them to pieces. The designers really did an insanely good job with making Kratos look and feel angry and bloodthirsty in a fight.
SPOILERS AHEAD
Now the boss fights are also really cool, very hack and slash but it just has that slight twinge of awesome that sets it apart from the other hack and slash titles we’ve seen in the past 5 years. I’ve just embedded my axe into one of Thor’s god damn sons, and beat the absolute living shit out of another.
The beginning of the game is just as insane as the rest (that I’ve played do far anyway), throwing you straight in to facing a Norse God, Baldur, who can’t feel any pain or die, even when you snap his neck like it’s a can of pop.
The Spartan Rage is just incredible and makes you feel stupid powerful, literally god like, for brief moments, until it depletes and it’s back to tactically dodging and throwing and hacking and ogres and draugr and whatever else is in your way.
Atreus, the son of Kratos, is actually something that I thought would just get in the way, a small mechanic that woudlnt have much of an impact on the game other than story wise, but again I was surprised and very impressed to find that as you upgrade (through experience and crafting) the boy he actually becomes more of a badass himself, going from running away from enemies to shoot with his bow to jumping on them for you to attack freely momentarily.
Puzzles are also fun, sometimes infuriating, but also very much rewarding. Finding that last rune to break a chest seal and getting the loot feels like an achievement, and often rewards you with high level items that actually help you throughout the game.
Story wise it’s a strong contender to games such as the Witcher 3, and yet it’s so very simple. The baseline of it all being to take your wifes ashes to the highest point in all the 9 realms, which is later revealed to be in the realm of the giants, and not in fact in midgard. The fact that the game is in a Norse mythological setting just makes it even more interesting in my opinion, as it just adds that extra kick of awesome that many titles have lost over the years.
Overall it’s just an incredibly well done game, and I can’t wait to see what SIE do next with the title.
GOD 2018 is not like the old games, which has pissed of a few old fans. So if you don’t like the thought of a *The Last of Us* + *Dark Souls* combo stay away.
The game strengh is it’s story. Gameplay is okay and will keep most people entertained. Boss fights is mixed. Story boss fights is kinda… just there. Then we have a lot of big Trolls that fight 99% the same way each time and gets boring really fast. The Valkyries fights are the only real challenge in this game. They are fine as long as you play the game on normal or easy. Play on higher difficulty and they just become bullet sponges nightmare and takes way to long to beat.
This is not a bad game. But it’s a 10/10 in my book either. I did have some fun playing this. Go into this game with low expectations and don’t eat the hype and you will be fine.
I’ve been playing PS games for 20 years+. This is the first time in a very long time that I stay genuinely engaged with a storyline, trying to guess and work out what’s next.
There’s a lot of game time to be had here, I’ve been going 50 hours+ so far and there’s still so much to do. The characters, stories and speech are well developed, with often fun or interesting rhetorics thrown in when roaming the game.
The controls, moves and abilities develop well, keeping me engaged constantly.
Negatives: I found the first couple of hours of gameplay a little slow, but I think it’s to get you used to the storyline, characters and controls. Other than that, it’s a fantastic game I would recomend to anyone.
The way this game has been put together is beautiful, you can really tell that a lot of time, effort and soul has been put into this game.
Kratos is back and has matured into a wiser God, teaching his son the ways of a God and how to be strong. Beautiful storytelling, beautiful soundtrack, fantastic gameplay and exploration. A real achievement in the gaming world which has now raised the standards.
Way better than ‘The Last of Us’ which I see constant comparisons too, this game actually has amazing gameplay unlike that one. This isn’t just a game, this is art.
I have never played any previous GoW games, so i watched a lore video on Youtube to get me started. Simply Put, The protagonist, Kratos, alongside his son, “Boy” (Atreus) embarks on a journey to scatter his Wife’s Ashe’s Atop the highest mountain within the 9 realms. Kratos is a retired God, armed with a Fantastic Beard and an axe which is possibly the Greatest weapon created in any Video Game, due to it’s ability to be recalled and thrown during combat with a press of a button.
The Combat is Brutal, If you’ve ever wanted to watch someone built like Dwayne Johnson, (Maybe a little bit smaller, however) cut ghouls in half with an axe, you’re playing the right game. You can also enhance on your ability’s giving the game an RPG Element, allowing you to also upgrade, buy/sell and craft gear for you and Atreus. This allows you to preform certain actions which cause more damage to enemies and stun them, Meaning that during combat you have to adapt your fighting style when faced with different enemies. This intricate combat system almost makes combat a well choreographed fight, especially when you gain the ability to throw your Axe, recall it then instantly preform a heavy/light attack on enemies with the push of 2 buttons, as opposed to throwing your Axe, fighting with your fists, recalling the axe etc etc. During Certain boss fights, the fighting can become real time, and therefore making it like watch a movie in which you, as the player are controlling Kratos.
The story is beautifully written. By the end of the game you are so attached to Kratos and Atreus, that you appreciate the Scenes between the two more and more. At the beginning you can relate with Kratos frustration with his son, but the two characters develop, together. Kratos is trying to come to terms with his past, (See GoW 1-3 + all the spin off’s), and Atreus is trying to learn how to fight, and impress his father throughout the whole story. You will meet the Antagonist very close to the start, so be prepared to be blown away in the best boss fight made to date.
One of, if not THE best game i have ever played, i do not have a bad thing to say about this. Hats off to Santa Monica Studio for creating a master peace that will be played for many many years to come, and will be remembered as the best game of the century.
Iv always been a god of war fan but i can safely say this is the best one ever the game is now a huge open world to explore with secrets and items hidden everywhere the games graphics are amazing and the combat is also very satisfying and great fun there are upgrades for your character and power ups ect when i first played it i found myself not wanting to switch it off the hallmark of a great game i would recommend this fantastic game to anyone and its one of the best games iv played in a while buy it today you wont be sorry
This is the game that will blow your mind away the great challenging fun fighting system Spartan rage is my favourite, EPIC BOSS FIGHTS, I just love throwing the leviathan axe and call it back never gets old, graphics are beautifully stunning especially the environments are the best and now the story of Kratos and his son I’ve never experienced a incredible story of father and son before let alone the norse mythology keeps you interested after the events of the last series GOW 3 this new series is years later can Kratos become better than his old self? Also the side quests, collectibles and other things that you should find about by playing this game yourself it will make you keep playing for so many more hours.
I do hope they make a DLC story great work to everyone in the making of this game you have proven to give gamers what gaming should be a unpredictable masterpiece.
GOW = EPIC Game
Where to begin…? This game is amazing. Have played all the previous GOW games and this one is probably by far the best in the series, in terms of gameplay, graphics, storyline, the music. Everything is stunning from the moment you start the game your hooked straight away. Its up there with the likes of Uncharted 4, The last of us if not surpasses that level. It met and surpassed my expectations on every level and everything you could hope for in a GOW game. Theres the main missions, then plenty of side missions and you can explore the world to gain collectibles and use them to upgrade kratos, and atreus. Theres also bosses, mini bosses, and tougher enemies as you progress. You don’t have to play any of the previous games to play this, that’s if you have a ps4. But you should. This should definitely be game of the year, and one of the best games I’ve ever played.
I’m probably about 80% through the main campaign but have decided to explore a bit as I picked up a few extra skills along the way.
As an owner of Sony’s last epic game, Horizon Dawn, this game feels miles apart. It just feels more accessible, more visceral and exploring never gets old. From the lore, to the relationship between father (Kratos) and son (Atreus), to the fighting and puzzles, it just never gets old.
This game sets the bar for a beautiful story, amazing graphics and edge of your seat battles…everything about this just grips you from start to finish, so do me a favour, strap yourself in, put your arms up, smile for the photo and just enjoy the ride!
You won’t regret it, I promise.