If you haven’t played it before, you are in for a treat. The story will be confusing to newcomers, as it picks up right in the middle of the saga, but the exciting combat and epic set pieces hold up exceptionally well.For instance, (SPOILERS INCOMING) New GOW killed off Athena, and although he returned in Ascension, that was set before the first gods game.

Since our hero can also scale rock faces, swim through rivers and even use the snake-headed woman as a weapon, this looks like being an adventure so epic that would it would make Homer blush.
 It’s during these moments that greek Goddess of War’s sense of scale becomes jaw-dropping: Athena’ hulking frame looks tiny compared to the stone statues of the Underworld Judges in Hades, and almost ant-like when he’s running atop Cronos and Gaia, Titans whose bodies are full-fledged levels.

 The latter is a cool concept, but I hate how mashing the wrong button during battle brings it up; it interrupts the action.The only brand new addition is a photo mode.





 gods game, When you aren’t squaring off against hordes of enemies or imposing bosses, you are treated to jaw-dropping setpiece moments that make the world seem impossibly massive and alive. Some of the puzzle solutions struck me as unnecessarily brutal to the point of being a tad distasteful (like using an innocent woman as a literal cog in a wheel), but then again, this is Athena we’re talking about here - at least it’s consistent with his character.I think there were several meetings: ‘Why is he mad again?’” A fresh fallen deity could perhaps provide Sony Santa Monica license to explore new creative, less peeved avenues.


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