Sentences with phrase «kratos starts»

As for weapons, Kratos starts off by leaving the house only carrying his ice - imbued Leviathan Axe, unlocking others later in the game.

But what would be extra cool is if near the end of the game Kratos starts having strange flashbacks, memories of another life, as son of Zeus!

Not exact matches

It is a clever evolution of both a series and a character — a deconstruction that breaks down and rebuilds Kratos and the series again from a new starting point.

God of War PS4 is a new start for Kratos, who will team up with his son Atreus in a new setting featuring the Norse Mythology.

Kratos is now joined by his son Atreus, he has an axe in place of the Blades of Athena and to add to this, there is now a one continuous camera shot which flits between the brilliant story and the over the shoulder action, meaning you'll be immersed from start to finish in the new Norse mythology - inspired setting without a load screen in sight (well unless Kratos is killed * disclaimer * he'll be killed a lot).

Our demo started off with Kratos doing familiar things in familiar territory: killing things in a city in chaos.

His arrows start out as little more than a distraction that can cause enemies to ignore Kratos or break them out of a move they're doing, which can be a help.

The Last of Us is a shoo - in, but remains one of Sony's most exciting exclusives regardless, and I fully expect Kratos to rear his ugly head and start kicking even uglier heads in an official God of War: Ascension reveal.

Ed Boon and God of War III director Stig Asmussen don't remember who made the first phone call, but both recall the Kratos crossover talks starting early in Mortal Kombat's development cycle.

Let's start with the PS4 first as its now home to a remastered version Kratos's final assault on the Pantheon of Gods (God of War III Remastered), the first PGA Tour game not to star Tiger Woods in more than a decade (Rory McIlroy PGA Tour), a moody first - person mystery (The Vanishing of Ethan Carter), and a surprise remake of a pair of PS3 - era open world games from Activision (Prototype: Biohazard Bundle).

The game - play is going be substantially different than what fans are used to, starting with the weaponry: Kratos isn't getting his Blades of Chaos back (which he lost in GOW3), instead wielding a massive battle axe (Leviathan) which he can throw and have return to him.

The result is a game with very little camera cuts, allowing you to follow Kratos and his son Atreus from start to finish without missing a single interaction.Without going into too much detail (my intention is to keep this as spoiler - free as possible), the premise of God of War's narrative is incredibly simple.

- I'd love it if, after killing off everybody remotely related to the Greek pantheon in GoW III, they find an excuse to transport Kratos to the norse pantheon and start all over again for IV.

I was going to start with Kratos as well, there are so many moves and it looks like there is alot of hard working going into this game, great job so far.

Regardless of its mythical variance, the basilisk fight, in a style reminiscent of every God of War game, starts Chains of Olympus off with a roar, and somehow Kratos manages to break the great reptiles neck.

I couldn't quite put my finger on what the big deal was, to start with — of course, the areas still look great with vertigo - inducing camera angles and the like as Kratos defies gravity.

If you're just joining us, God of War 3 starts with the repeatedly wronged Kratos on the cusp of crushing Zeus, the manipulative god presiding over Mount Olympus and a whole interactive diorama built out of bloody Greek mythology.

God of War starts with Kratos gathering wood to build a funeral pyre for his wife, who wanted him and their son Atreus to gather her ashes and scatter them from the highest mountain in the realm.

The upcoming PS4 reboot of the series starts with the angriest Greek in gaming glowering down at a tree that you chop down with Kratos» new weapon of choice: the Leviathan Axe.

Starting up right after the end of the first God of War, Kratos does not like his new responsibilities as a god of Olympus.

To find it, start at Kratos» home, go into the backyard, climb the wooden ladder, drop down into the next arena and turn left.

With this reboot, Sony Santa Monica have reimagined and reframed Kratos as the human he started out as.

It's the next chapter — or era — in Kratos» life, and because reboot or reimagining imply going back to start over and re-explore origins, they are hesitant to call it either of those, despite how different this game is from previous God of War titles.

The trailer starts with Kratos» son saying that he thinks he is cursed and that is why he isn't like his father.

The loss of Atreus» mother, Kratos» wife, who were acquaintances at the beginning, signaled the start of their journey as they fulfill her last wishes by venturing off to the tallest point of the mountain.

God of War PS4 is a new start for Kratos, who will team up with his son Atreus in a new setting featuring the Norse Mythology.

The story starts with the relationship between Kratos and his son, Atreus, who joins players as a companion on the adventure.

After the previous events in the series — the last of which started with Kratos storming Mount Olympus and ended with him killing almost the entire Grecian pantheon, culminating with Zeus himself — it's hard to imagine how the new God of War could go bigger than that.

Costumes for Alvin (Zelos), Ludger (Kratos), and Elize (Presea) can be earned on a second playthrough, or players can unlock them from the start with save data from Tales of Xillia or its sequel.