The moment that we’ve been waiting for, Sony's Santa Monica Studio just released the new God of War on April 20, 2018. This game is a new commencement for Kratos after his vengeance against his former master and manipulator, Ares, the God of War, his father Zeus who betrayed him, and some of the gods of Olympus. It was supposed to be called the God of War IV, but they decide to call it just God of War because it is a whole new beginning for Kratos. He himself is a new man, literally, he is a new character with new looks older than the Kratos we all knew, and besides that, he is not a god anymore, but a father.

A new beginning, a new life. Kratos is now living as a man in the lands of Norse Gods and monsters. He is living as a man outside the shadow of the gods. In this unaccustomed land that he happens to find himself in is full of unexpected threats that he must adapt. He has been given a second chance to be a father again. In this strict, challenging land that he must fight to survive and teach his son to do the same. Kratos role as a father begins. A role to prove that he is wealthy of his son. His son was called Atreus, and together they will ruthless Norse wilds and fight to fulfill a profoundly personal quest. Note you are a father now, and you have to teach your son about puberty and how to fight. Your son will fight with you side by side; sometimes, you have to protect him. In some point in the game, you will be able to control your son as well.

As I said early, Kratos quest is set within the untamed forests, mountains, and realms of Norse lore. This world is filled with monsters and gods. There are so many characters with different forms and sharps, but not all of them are friendly. The game really has an immersive graphics as compared to the previous game. The Physical Combat is enhanced with new attacks and actions. Again, it has a friendly, over-the-shoulder free camera that brings the action closer than the preceding God of War. The combat in this God of War is up close, frenetic, and unflinching. Kratos is not using the Blades of Chaos which was fashioned by the God of War, Ares. He now uses a powerful, magic and multi-faceted axe. This axe is a brutal weapon and also serves as a versatile tool for exploration.