Wassim™ Posted February 26, 2019 Posted February 26, 2019 As we gear up for the PS4 release of the new God of War on April 20, Sony has confirmed to finder that we can expect more snow-filled action from Kratos in the future.For thirteen years now, we’ve been very happily ripping apart the heads off mythological beasts as the muscular God-hater Kratos. However, until this year, the setting has been that of Greek mythology. Come April 20, fans will begin a new journey on the PlayStation 4 with the bearded one – one that’s set in the frigid cold of Europe’s north. Greek mythology has been traded out in favour of Norse lore, bringing with it all new threats and gameplay experiences. This new era has encouraged Sony to re-start the series nomenclature, ducking away from the God of War IV that would have made life easier for everyone, and opting for just a God of War. Despite this, the game is very much a sequel to God of War III and takes into account the narrative compiled across all seven previous games in the series (after you include prequels and gap-fillers). When the game starts, Kratos has hidden himself away from his past in a snow-covered hut, trying to learn how to love a son and grieve for his mother. Of course, there is no peace to be found for Kratos, and it quickly turns out that the locals don’t want the God of War fishing in their creeks. Epic, mega-scale biffs ensue. Just In: Playing God of War “will make you a better dad” claims Sony I’ve played through the first few hours of the game and I’m happy to confirm it’s bloody brilliant. It’s also gorgeously detailed. At times I just found myself walking up to trees just so I could stare lovingly at the bark; it’s that good. A lot of effort has gone into creating this northern world and thankfully, it’s not going to go to waste. Guess where God of War 5 will unfold?
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