In a new chapter for the series that looks far more emotional and narrative-driven than ever before, Kratos has to juggle severed heads and parenthood in a world where mythology is both brutal and fierce. A world where plenty of old gods and beasts still have a bone to pick with the legendary warrior, who now no longer wields the chains of Olympus but rather simpler and more visceral death-dealing tools. Which you can see Kratos put to good use in this latest trailer for God of War.

God of War is letting some of its best creatures trickle out in some new trailers, giving you an in-depth look at their place in Norse Mythology.

God of War is looking to make Kratos more than just a rageaholic with an axe. An idea that was inspired by Star Wars, believe it or not.

Kratos is back in a new God of War - but he's a changed man. He's being humanised, and he's more interesting for it.

The new God of War won’t be one massive sandbox, in case you were thinking of doing some exploration between killing trolls.

The God of War is back. Kratos returns, and he's got a son in tow.

Everyone's favourite angry god slayer may be coming back, to take on the Nordic gods in a new adventure.

Kratos is back! He's not back doing new things though - instead he's back in a game you've played before, only now it's smoother and shinier. Is it worth playing God of War III again?