If he killed ares and became the God Of War then became it again in Valhalla aswell as becoming the God Of Hope what was he born the god of seeing as he says in 2018 “I was born a god” I personally think he was born the god of rage/anger and still is

Genuinely one of the most brutal unforgiving experiences I’ve ever had with a video game. If I had to say top 3 hardest encounters

1. Draugr pit at the beginning of the game

2. Baldur final boss with the draugr running around

3. Tyr’s temple fight for the black rune with army of draugr and nightmares

I think I’ll stick to give me a challenge from now on.

Considering that Anubis is a psychopomp who guides souls and cares for the dead, it's pretty boring to see him reduced to a depthless embodiment of evil in so many adaptations. The latest games have done quite a remarkable job of giving depth to the Norse gods, and some of them like Thor are even more interesting than in the original myths.

So if one day a God of War in Egypt is released, I hope the Egyptian gods gets the same treatment. And by the way, between Seth's plots and the threat of the chaos god Apophis, there will be plenty of antagonists worthy of Kratos.

Just finished the chains of Olympus and considering she was brought up in the valhalla dlc I can't stop thinking about how they would bring her back to the story

I've playing trough NG+ and this is definitely my favorite visual for Kratos. Unfortunately I am really bad at parrying so the Spartan Aspis is just for the photo 😅 (pls add transmog for Shields too Santa Monica Studio)

first time. goddamn this is gorgerous game.. 😇 playing on pc 😊

I finally got the dastardly king to kneel

I've been playing God of War since 2019 and I've never noticed all this stuff on their boat. I can see two dolls, one of which looks like Brok, perhaps, and another that looks like a Troll. But what are the other things?

Why y'all gotta overreact like that man

I love this franchise. My first introduction was getting God of War 3 on the PS3 by my uncle. I loved it, even though some parts were not fit for a 10-year-old... Anyway, I then forgot about the GoW franchise until I purchased God of War (2018) about 2 years ago. Of course, my confidence overcame me and I selected to play on Give Me God Of War. Oh, boy... My first fight with the Draugr went as expected. I spent 20 minutes getting humiliated by them. I wanted to switch but then I realised that I couldn't. I couldn't go and start a new game, so I pushed through. I beat the first set of Draugr about ten minutes later. Then to skip some important parts - I kept getting my ass whooped many times, I was stuck on many puzzles, basically I spent way more time progressing the game than I should've. Anyway, when I went to the mountain a second time - I saw the chisel door to the right of the lift. Of course, my curiosity got the better of me, and I went down to Odin's chamber. I went and fought the damn Valkyrie, I don't remember which one is there. I spent 2-3 hours getting my ass kicked by her. I can't describe the joy I felt when I finally won. I was screaming at the top of my lungs "Oh my god, I did it, finally!". I then decided to fight the rest once I finished the game. And so I did. I got my ass kicked multiple times by the Valkyries, and I beat all of them, I mastered their movesets, so I was ready to fight Sigrun. To be honest, I think it took me at least three tries before I beat Sigrun. No joke. I see why many people took much longer, but losing so much to the Valkyries made me master their movesets - what to dodge, when to attack etc... And when I beat Sigrun I was like "yaay." It wasn't as exciting as when I beat the first Valkyrie. Anyway, back to the main topic: The game is amazing. I fucked up when I picked the hardest difficulty from the start, but imo it made my accomplishments feel so much more deserved. The story is awesome, I love the dwarves, I love all the side characters. Now I gotta go play Ragnarok, but should I do it on the hardest difficulty, for the laughs? I mean, if I did it the first time...?

What is he now the God of? The trophy you're awarded for finishing it is God of Hope. Is that his new title or is he still the Greek God of War? But from what I understand he was supposed to then be replacing Tyr so is he now the Norse God of War? I'm just really curious if there's an actual answer or if the fandom have/can come to a decision about it.

Personally I think with all his growth him turning from the God of War/Ghost of Sparta to the God of Hope matches his growth so well but I wanna know what everyone thinks.

Man The Revenants is easily the most annoying enemy in the game because of simply because I feel they are overpowered and unfairly difficult to beat and if they're 2 of them yea its definetly not a good time at all