![]() The latest God of War is presented entirely without a single visible cut, much like last year’s film, 1917. ![]() In order to save Atreus, we’ll have to travel back home, face the literal ghosts of Kratos’ past, and embrace the rage he has so desperately tried to quell. So the titular God of War realizes that his trusty Leviathan Axe, a frosty weapon that had been at the heart of the game’s deep, fantastic combat system for the previous 10+ hours, would be useless. Kratos’ son Atreus is suffering from a sickness that can only be cured by venturing deep into the frozen wasteland of Helheim. What occurs over the next five minutes represents an emotional and mechanical turning point in what a lot of folks, myself included, hold up to be one of the absolute best games of the generation. But if you were a fan of Kratos’ Greek adventures on previous Sony consoles and handhelds, you probably understood the tragic weight of those words. “I must return home and dig up a past I swore would remain buried.” If 2018’s God of War was your first trip into the series, then this was just a pretty cool line in a game that was already filled with a lot of pretty cool lines. ![]() This article contains major spoilers for God of War (2018).
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