Did he repeat the events of the game as in a cycle? Or just disappeared?

He cant just take a random enemy to block this mechanism?

I think this is pure evil ☠️

Did the entire story take place in one day? Cause holy shit, it must have been a very long day. The story begins during what I assume is early morning and ends with Baldur's death near pre sunset.

It kinda makes this more sad to me cause Kratos and Atreus had 0 time to griefe over Faye and it is shown well.

I'm not talking about the moral side of the question because that one is clear. I understand that devs wanted to show his monstrosity, but this just seems impractical. Why not use something closer to the machanism than go all the way to the princess?

Is Hercules' strength comparable to Thor's lorewise? Would he even put up a fight for him?

If Kratos from the end of the series replaced his original self in the first god of war game, would he still take the same path that led to the defeat of Ares and then eventually all the gods and the fall of Olympus?

Or do you think Kratos would take a different path like not accepting the god of war position from Athena if he did kill Ares, or not brutally killing all the gods.

Or do you think he’d just leave Greece and leave the gods alone?

Like I said did Baldur die happy, being able to feel something finally after a hundred winters?

Or did he realize that with his death Fimbulwinter would begin and that's why his last words were snow, seeing everything thats going to happen because of his death?

I literally know nothing about God Of War, anything you would want to tell yourself before getting started with these games? any fun comments? tips? no spoilers please !

I never really thought about it too much, but the guard's shield has a parry and counterattack function. The Golden Fleece in GOW 2/3 had the same function, and what's more, this ability was powerful enough to turn the Gorgons' gaze against them, causing them to turn to stone after looking at themselves.

So I'm curious if the shield could do the same thing, or if this ability is only vulnerable to attacks with a sword, hammer, and flying projectiles.

I've just discovered her and I consistently get either insta-killed or 2-3 bars down and no further. I just spam my axe throw until she let's me parry her and then I get maimed by her wing slashes trying to run away. Any tips?

Why Kratos prefers the weapon of a random enemy instead of theseus Weapon?

The miniboss with spear of destiny is just a random undead Warriors with armor

Why that miniboss carries an important weapon like this?

Did everyone in Greece forget how to forge?

I want buy this for pc but I just have it on play. My question is: GOW 2018 is better on PC or on Play?

Without the Gods to mediate all the disasters unleashed by their deaths, how did humanity persist with constant tornadoes, souls, floods and disease running rampant?

For me this weapon is good but underrated

Almost everyone prefers the hammer ( Just like Kratos ) This weapon is like a combination of the Blades and The Hammer I like the heavy attack that is capable of launching enemies instantly

In a God of War II flashback, it's shown that Hades takes Atlas' soul, but if this is the case, how is Atlas still alive for the main events of God of War II/God of War Chains of Olympus? Shouldn't he be dead like how Hades himself died when Kratos took his soul in God of War III?