Kratos doesn’t even have to kill Thor right away, though he could if Sony Santa Monica wants to mirror the death of Poseidon from the start of God of War 3.
God of War: Ragnarok should instead go all out with its Norse gods, and this fight would be a good way to establish that. While Thor never physically appears in God of War (2018), characters describe him as a brutal bully that’s a far cry from the more heroic figure mainstream audiences are familiar with - and God of War Ragnarok 's art director later revealed a much beefier design to match this thuggish disposition. God of War was quite reserved with the gods it chose to feature, but the sequel could go all-in. And, if Thor soundly defeats Kratos, that could provide a strong narrative reason as to why Kratos might be depowered at the start of a new game. Kratos certainly won’t be a slouch to take down, so this fight could immediately set the stakes for who you’ll be fighting in the game. However, his sons, Magni and Modi, joined his brother Baldur in hunting after the. Thor has yet to be encountered personally by either Kratos or Atreus. One day, Thor found the giant Hrungnir walking in Midgard. The following tales are all accounts of Thor's cruelty. This would immediately get players into the fight and mirror the brutal Baldur fight from the previous game. Thor is the son of Odin, father of Magni and Modi, the Norse God of Thunder, and one of the most well-known (or notorious) Aesir. God of War already laid this scene out nicely, so why not kick off God of War: Ragnarok right here? Sony Santa Monica could have a brief scene beforehand to set up whatever the new status quo between Kratos and Atreus is before they try to go to sleep and are interrupted by Thor. This turns out to be a dream, but Atreus (who we now know is Loki) says it feels more like a premonition. Kratos shouts “Who are you!?” and the man pulls his cloak back, revealing Mjolnir.
Kratos and Atreus step outside and see a mysterious hooded figure. The game then jumps forward several years and shows the pair awaken to a terrible storm outside their house. After a long journey to spread Faye’s ashes in Jotunheim, Kratos and Atreus go home and fall asleep. Like a Marvel Cinematic Universe movie, a post-credits scene from God of War teases what comes next. Kratos and Thor will inevitably have to fight each other in the sequel, so why not kick off God of War: Ragnarok right where the post-credit scene for 2018’s God of War.
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While the story of this upcoming sequel is still largely a secret at this point, the last game in the series already set up a fantastic cold open. We hope the next entry in the series, which fans are already calling God of War: Ragnarok, manages to do that same. Whether it’s the bombastic Hydra fight of the original or the more subdued sequence from 2018’s God of War that leads to a fight with Baldur, the opening to every God of War game has a way of sticking with you. Kratos and his son still have various disagreements that they will probably have to work out as the game progresses.Īt the end, we even get a glimpse of the fight against Thor, who goes into battle against Kratos with his iconic hammer, Mjölnir.įinally, on November 9th, all PlayStation 4 and 5 players will be able to enjoy God of War Ragnarök.Every God of War game has an iconic opening. The gameplay, especially the movement through the levels, is much more agile in the trailer than in the last part. His son is also there, helping you out with his bow and appearing more grown-up.
Above all, however, with his Blades of Chaos, which he has already brought back in God of War 2018. In the trailer, we see that Kratos fights again with different weapons. A new trailer of God of War Ragnarök that viewers have been eagerly awaiting. That’s what’s going on: During this year’s State of Play from Sony, i.e., the 20-minute trailer show of what will soon be released for the PlayStation, the highlight once again came at the end. At the end of this year’s State of Play, Sony showed a new trailer for God of War Ragnarök, which goes into more detail about the story and teases the fight against Thor.
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