God of War gets off to an incredibly strong start with a compassion filled opening that pivots hard to bone crunchng comabt and clever environmental puzzles.

Want to experience every pixel of God of War without any intrusive user interfaces popping up? There's an option for that.

God of War is looking to fine-tune its story and gameplay balance when it arrives later this month, offering its players a quartet of difficulty modes from which they can choose from.

Whereas ye olde God of War regularly snapped back the camera and gave players a wider angle within which to swing a chain around like a Kung-Fu master by the name of Betty, this year’s version snaps it back to a tighter perspective. It’s meaner, more personal and if you have your games journalism bingo card with you, it’s also a lot more visceral in action.

God of War is coming to the PlayStation in just about a month. Now a father, Kratos and his son are going to slay an entirely new pantheon. Sony hasn’t shown very much of the game, but it looks like some very nice direct capture footage has leaked out. It shows Krato’s new Mjolnir-like axe quite nicely, showcasing the game’s fluid combat. The footage comes ahead of a preview event’s embargo that’ll be up today. Expect previews soon!

Following some dubious evidence posted online, God of War's game director has confirmed that the game won't be asking for more money from you as you play.

God of War is coming next month, and it looks like it’s taking the angry slayer into a new direction. Now a father, Kratos and his son are going to slay an entirely new pantheon! To coincide with its April 20 release, Sony has revealed the limited God of War PlayStation 4 Pro bundle. It’s a sleek and shiny machine that Sony says is coloured "Leviathan Grey."

How useful is a godling with a bow who isn’t aware of his true heritage? Surprisingly very, as the latest chapter in the Ghost of Sparta’s life will see his son develop into an asset for players.