God of War: Ascension will chronologically be the first chapter in the series, forming part of a saga with vengeance as a central theme. Loosely based on Greek mythology, the game will be set in Ancient Greece with the player controlling the protagonist Kratos, who attempts to sever ties with the God of War, Ares, who tricked Kratos into murdering his wife and child. The game will also feature a revamped combat and weapon system, and new gameplay mechanics. The game will be the first installment in the series to feature multiplayer and to be developed with Stereoscopic 3D. The game will be the seventh installment in the God of War series and a prequel to the entire series. The game is scheduled to be released on Mafor the PlayStation 3 video game console. God of War: Ascension is an upcoming third person action-adventure video game being developed by SCE Santa Monica Studio and to be published by Sony Computer Entertainment. Papy also confirmed that Kratos will have the "Blades of Chaos" and that the story takes place after Kratos sold his soul to Ares. Joystiq confirms "players will be introduced to a more human Kratos than ever before" with director Todd Papy stating that the game will be "giving people a look at Kratos' human side so fans can relate to him better and understand some of the stuff he went through when he was younger. According to the official God of War: Ascension website, the game is set six months after Kratos murdered his wife and child. The story behind God of War: Ascension tells the journey of Kratos’ redemption from his past sins and the rise of his rage to break free from Ares' bond. Amazon reserves the right to change or terminate this promotion at any time.Ĭheck out our God of War Ascension Accessories Widgets Widgets
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