However, Kratos didn't want the cycle of divinity to repeat once again. He threw himself onto the Blade of Olympus, seemingly killing himself to restore hope to all of mankind. It's a valiant ...

the Blade of Olympus. In order to power the blades, however, Kratos must imbue them with the little that remains of his godly might. He does it and quickly bests the Colossus, only to discover ...

Zeus possessed unmatched strength that Kratos could only rival by wielding the Power of Hope. Zeus managed to survive several ...

Although God of War Chains of Olympus is a side story, it still does a magnificent job of developing Kratos as a character. The narrative here follows his journey when he used to serve the Gods.

with the "chaos blades" welded to the flesh at each end: Mementos of his pact with the god of war Ares, who once saved him from certain death on the battlefield, making Kratos his compliant slave ...

In God of War: Chains of Olympus, Kratos will journey to lands that no mortal has ever walked upon. With the world plunged in eternal darkness and the Gods rendered powerless, Kratos will face the ...

God of War: Chains of Olympus was sort of a miracle on the PlayStation Portable, delivering all of Kratos' blood-soaked spectacle on the small screen. But it was only able to squeeze so much out ...