God of War
Developer(s)	SCE Studios Santa Monica
Publisher(s)	SCEA
Release date(s)	March 22, 2005 July 8, 2005 November 17, 2005
Genre(s)	Action adventure
Mode(s)	Single player
Rating(s)	ESRB: Mature BBFC: 18 OFLC: MA 15+ CERO: 18+ PEGI: 18+
Platform(s)	PlayStation 2
Media	DVD
Input	Game controller

This article is for the PlayStation 2 game. For mythological gods of war, see List of war deities.

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A game in the 3rd-person action genre, which includes Devil May Cry, Ninja Gaiden, and Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, God of War focuses on slick, intuitive gameplay, an advanced graphics engine, and a well composed musical score. It was very well received by critics and fans, and the recipient of many awards including game of the year awards from the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences and gaming sites like IGN. The game is now available in the PlayStation 2's lineup of Greatest Hits. Thanks in part to the critical success of the original, a sequel, titled God of War II: Divine Retribution, is currently scheduled to be released in February 2007. It has been suggested that Nightmare (Devil May Cry) be merged into this article or section. ... Ninja Gaiden (忍者外伝) is a series of video games by Tecmo, featuring the dragon ninja, Ryu Hayabusa. ... Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time is a third-person action adventure video game published by Ubisoft. ... The Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences (AIAS) is a non-profit organization that promotes entertainment software, such as video and computer games, with its Interactive Achievement Awards ceremony held annually since 1998. ... To meet Wikipedias quality standards, this article or section may require cleanup. ... February is the second month of the year in the Gregorian Calendar. ... 2007 (MMVII) will be a common year starting on Monday of the Gregorian calendar. ...

Gameplay

God of War focuses heavily on combat and puzzle-solving. The controls are fairly simple and intuitive, and the combat is simple at first - although the game becomes exceptionally challenging at higher difficulty levels. The combat system is often context-based, meaning that Kratos' actions are often determined as much by the enemy's position around him as the button pressed. Like other adventure games, it involves a fair amount of puzzles that require completion to progress in the game; the puzzles are mostly mechanical in nature and often coincide with combat to make them more challenging. Unique to the game are specialized "takedown" or "fatality" mini-games: when an enemy or boss has been reduced to a low enough Health level, the player may attempt to dispatch it in a short event that may utilize button-mashing, improvised combos displayed on-screen, joystick rotation, or all of the above. An enemy so dispatched may yield health-restoring green orbs or magic-restoring blue orbs, instead of (just) red-orb currency, and engaging in the minigame pauses all other enemies while it proceeds, making them an appealing alternative to standard combat. Combat, or fighting, is purposeful violent conflict between one or more persons or organizations, often intended to establish dominance over the opposition. ... This is an article about a game company. ... An example of a simple puzzle. ... Sub-Zero performing a Head Rip fatality in Mortal Kombat 1 In the Mortal Kombat series of fighting games, a Fatality is a special finishing move that can be used against ones opponent at the end of the final match. ... A minigame is a (usually short) segment of a video game that uses a different style of gameplay than the rest of the game. ... Combo: combo box (a widget) No WTO Combo (a punk rock band) El Gran Combo (a Salsa band) Peregoyo y su Combo Vacano (a Salsa band) Combo Waterhole This is a disambiguation page — a navigational aid which lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title. ...

Kratos' main weapons are the Blades of Chaos, a pair of cutlass-like blades attached to chains that have been seared to his forearms, giving him the ability to swing them at a distance. They become engulfed in flames when used, but cool down when hung on Kratos' back. During specific cutscenes, the Gods aid Kratos by bestowing their weapons and powers upon him. Kratos gains the ability to unleash a chaotic lightning storm from Poseidon, throw long-range thunderbolts from Zeus, command the souls of the damned from Hades, wield the giant and powerful hunting blade of Artemis, and turn enemies to stone using the head of Medusa, a gift from Aphrodite. Kratos can power up his weapons and acquire magical attacks at any time during the game using the red orbs gained from slain enemies or scattered throughout the game. Initially, Kratos' combos with the Blades of Chaos are limited, but powering them up gains many new attacks, combo strings, increased blocking speed, and powerful counterattacks. Kratos is also able to unleash a desperation attack called Rage of the Gods, which gives him highly increased speed and power. Neptune reigns in the city centre, Bristol, formerly the largest port in England outside London. ... Statue of Zeus Phidias created the 12-m (40-ft) tall statue of Zeus at Olympia about 435 BC. The statue was perhaps the most famous sculpture in ancient Greece, imagined here in a 16th-century engraving. ... ... The Artemis of Versailles, a Roman copy of a Hellenistic marble sculpture, now at the Louvre Museum. ... A relatively modern image of Medusa painted by Arnold Böcklin In Greek mythology, Medusa (Greek: Μέδουσα), was a monstrous female character whose gaze could turn people to stone. ... Birth of Venus (a. ... The bayonet, still used in war as both knife and spearpoint. ...

The Blades of Chaos in action. Notice the chains.

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Story

The game begins with the protagonist of the game, Kratos, stating "the Gods of Olympus have abandoned me" and casting himself off the highest cliff in Greece. The game itself then goes back three weeks prior, showing the events leading up to his unfortunate fate as he is sent on a mission to save the city of Athens by slaying Ares, the god of war. Kratos, the Ghost of Sparta Spoiler warning: Kratos is the protagonist for the game God of War and its upcoming sequel, God of War II. His voice was provided by the American actor Terrence T.C. Carson. ... Athens (Greek: Αθήνα, Athína IPA: ) is the capital of Greece and one of the most famous cities in the world, named after goddess Athena. ... In Greek mythology, Ares (battle strife; in Greek, ????)[1] is the god of war and son of Zeus (king of the gods) and Hera. ... The United States detonated an atomic bomb over Nagasaki on August 9, 1945, effectively ending World War II. The bombings of Nagasaki and Hiroshima (on August 6) immediately killed between 100,000 and 200,000 people and are the only known instances nuclear weapons have ever been used in war. ...

Kratos was once a warrior feared throughout the civilized world, famous for his relentlessness in battle, cunning combat tactics, and prowess as a leader. Countless men, women, and children alike fell to his blade. It was said that his wife was the only person who could stand up to his fury. When she questioned his actions, he claimed to be fighting for the glory of Sparta. She thought differently, feeling that he fought more for himself than any noble ideal. Sparta (Doric: Σπάρτα, Attic: Σπάρτη) is a city in southern Greece. ...

Then came the day that Kratos could never have foreseen - the day that he met his match on the battlefield. His army, which had grown from a mere fifty men to a force of thousands, faced off against the barbarian hordes from the northeast. In these new enemies the Spartans found their own brutality surpassed, and in a mere few hours, the battle seemed to be lost. Kratos himself lay at the feet of the Barbarian leader, seconds away from death. In desperation, he called on Ares, pledging his eternal loyalty if only the God of War would destroy his enemies.

Ares, seeing the potential of a god in this mere mortal, answered Kratos's plea and ripped the Barbarian hordes apart in seconds. He gave Kratos the "Blades of Chaos", phenomenal weapons forged in the fires of Hades. They consisted of two massive swords fastened to the end of long metal chains, which themselves were wrapped around Kratos's arms and fused to his flesh. In the blink of an eye, the tides had turned, and Kratos decapitated the Barbarian leader.

True to his word, Kratos did Ares's bidding from that day forth. His former savagery paled in comparison to his acts under the watchful eye of the God of War. But one day he attacked a village loyal to Athena. He won, as always, but towards the end of the raid, he attacked a temple to the rear, where the aging village Oracle warned him not to proceed. She claimed that the temple was forbidden to him, that he must not enter. Kratos ignored her pleas and carved a bloody path of murder through the temple attendants who dared to stand in his way, blinded by his bloodlust. As he struck down his final two victims, however, everything changed. An oracle is a person or agency considered to be a source of wise counsel or prophetic opinion; an infallible authority, usually spiritual in nature. ...

Kratos came to his senses to find his wife and daughter lying dead before him, slain by his own hand. But what were they doing here in this obscure village? He had left them in Sparta. It wasn't long before he realized the truth. Ares, who had once saved his life, had elaborate designs for him. The God of War appeared before him, and explained that the death of his wife and child were meant to sever the last vestiges of his humanity, to forge him into the greatest warrior the world would ever know. As the horrifying truth dawned on the blood-stained warrior, the temple, which had been engulfed in flames, issued forth a cloud of white dust. This, the ashes of Kratos's wife and child, would forever bleach his skin pure white, with the exception of his blood-red tatoos. This frightening appearance, and the tales of what he had done, would earn him the name Ghost of Sparta, and a fearsome reputation. Kratos renounced his allegiance to Ares, but the damage was done. He would wander the known world for the next ten years, sailing from port to port, but never able to outrun the nightmares that plagued his mind.

Ares himself attacked Athens, his sister Athena's patron city, as a testament to his superiority. By Zeus's law, the gods could not fight amongst themselves, and so the task of stopping Ares would have to fall to a mortal. The Olympians sought the aid of Kratos - the one person they felt could succeed in killing the God of War. Having been promised absolution for his crimes, he agreed. Statue of Zeus Phidias created the 12-m (40-ft) tall statue of Zeus at Olympia about 435 BC. The statue was perhaps the most famous sculpture in ancient Greece, imagined here in a 16th-century engraving. ... Olympians can refer to any of the following: The Twelve Olympians of Ancient Greek mythology. ...

Kratos first had to find the Oracle in Athens. When he reached the Oracle's temple, Kratos met an old man who was digging a grave. The old man said that he had a lot of digging to do and not a lot of time. The old man then told Kratos something he couldn't quite understand. The grave he was digging, was for him. Upon reaching the Oracle, she revealed to him that the only way to kill a god was to use the legendary Pandora's Box. Athena told him how to reach Pandora's Temple, which is built into the side of a great mountain, which itself is chained on to the back of the last Titan, Kronos. Kronos, who was the cruel father of Zeus, was ordered by his son to carry the mountain on his back through the Desert of Lost Souls until the whipping sands tore the very flesh from his bones. Pandoras Box is the box entrusted to the mythological figures Epimetheus and his wife Pandora. ... We dont have an article called Desert of Lost Souls Start this article Search for Desert of Lost Souls in. ...

After many trials and tribulations, Kratos claimed Pandora's Box. However, before he could return to Athens with the box, Ares killed him and took the box for himself. Kratos fell into Hades, defeated but unwilling to die. He fought his way through the Underworld and, at the end of the path, came across an anchor on a rope leading to the sky. On the other end was the old grave-digger: "Athena is not the only God looking out for you." (There are some who argue that the gravedigger is in fact Zeus, through debatable hints of calling Kratos "Son" and other facts.)

Kratos recovered Pandora's Box and engaged Ares in a final battle that would decide the fate of Athens. As a defensive measure, Ares trapped Kratos inside his own mind and made illusions of Kratos' family. Kratos vowed that he would not let Ares take his family from him again, and defended them against numerous doppelgangers of himself, representing his Agony, Remorse, and Regret. Unfortunately, it was all for naught, and Ares dispelled the illusions easily, taking back the Blades of Chaos while he was at it. Though deprived of his weapons and powers, Kratos managed to break free of Ares's assault on his consciousness, and succeeded in defeating the God of War with the Blade of the Gods.

While receiving the congratulations of the Olympians, Kratos asked Athena to remove the nightmares of his past that haunted him. Athena explained that the Gods would only forgive him for his sins, but no one could forget what Kratos had done under the tutelage of Ares. Feeling abandoned and hopeless, Kratos threw himself off the highest peak in Greece. But as he impacted the water below, he felt himself being pulled back up to the top of the cliff. Athena reminded him that there was an empty seat in the Pantheon on Mount Olympus: a seat for the God of War. Mytikas Summit, Mt Olympus Mount Olympus (also transliterated as Mount Ólympos, and on modern maps, Óros Ólimbos) is the highest mountain in Greece, at 2,919 (according to new measurements [1]) meters high and one of the highest, in real absolute altitude from base to top, of Europe since its...

And so Kratos finally found himself going towards Mount Olympus and took the seat he had rightfully earned, the throne of the God of War. From that moment on, whenever men waged wars, fought battles, and conquered lands, their will was driven forward by Kratos, the mortal who had become the new God of War.

Sequels

The game contains three unlockable cutscenes which are intended as potential avenues of continuing the story of God of War. One cutscene describes Kratos' younger brother, who was abandoned as a child because he was not strong enough to join the Spartan army. Having fallen to Hades, the unnamed brother vows to seek vengeance on Kratos for having deserted him. The second cutscene shows Kratos visiting his dying mother and attempting to discover the identity of his anonymous father. Kratos' mother reveals that his father is Zeus, and Kratos decides to take his revenge on Zeus for having abandoned him and his mother. (This ending is perhaps the most likely. A painting near the end of Pandora's Temple displays Zeus fighting a mortal, stating it as a future event.) The final cutscene describes the eventual death of Kronus, who had been carrying the Temple of Pandora on his back. The Temple is eventually rediscovered in modern times, still containing many secrets to be discovered. ... Statue of Zeus Phidias created the 12-m (40-ft) tall statue of Zeus at Olympia about 435 BC. The statue was perhaps the most famous sculpture in ancient Greece, imagined here in a 16th-century engraving. ... Rhea tricking Cronus with a wrapped stone. ...

The game's creator, David Jaffe, has said on many occasions that God of War will be a series of games and that a number of sequels will be made. There were rumours that a sequel is in development in early 2006, to be released sometime in 2007. This has now been confirmed by Game Informer^[1] David Jaffe is a video game designer and director, residing in Los Angeles, California. ... March 2006 issue of Game Informer. ...

God of War 2: Divine Retribution

Main article: God of War 2 God of War 2: Divine Retribution is a upcoming video game for the Sony PlayStation 2 video game console, and is the sequel to the original God of War. ...

God of War 2: Divine Retribution is the next installment to God of War currently scheduled to be released in February 2007.^[2] Despite the teasers presented in the first God of War, the official plot of the sequel has been established with Kratos fighting against the Moirae, the three Sisters of Fate (Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos). It will feature gameplay mechanics mentioned in the God of War extras menu. S.O.S February is the second month of the year in the Gregorian Calendar. ... 2007 (MMVII) will be a common year starting on Monday of the Gregorian calendar. ... In Greek mythology, the white-robed Moirae or Moerae (Greek Μοίραι — the Apportioners, often called the Fates) were the personifications of destiny (Roman equivalent: Parcae, sparing ones, or Fatae; also equivalent to the Germanic Norns). ... In Greek mythology, Clotho, the Greek word Κλωθώ for spinner, was the youngest of the Moirae. ... In Greek mythology, Lachesis was the second of the Three Fates, or Moirae. ... In Greek mythology, Atropos was the third of the Moirae. ...

Greek bestiary

• Undead Legionnaires
• Lernaean Hydra
• Minotaurs
• Giant Cyclops
• Harpies
• Wraiths
• Gorgons
• Sirens
• Satyrs
• Centaurs
• Cerberus

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Censored scenes

In the European and Japanese versions, a human soldier that must be sacrificed to open a locked door is replaced with an undead soldier enemy. Many players are opposed to this change, because a note that gives you a clue about what to do states "Pandora's Box is not worth what the gods want me to do" and the door says "Make the ultimate sacrifice to pass"

Also in the American and European version is a scene with two topless women. A video on the Japanese website [1] reveals that in the Japanese release, these women wear lacy tops instead. Also, The Oracle of Athens no longer wears a see-through top as she does in the American and European release.

In addition there were gameplay changes between the American and European versions. In the European version the final battle against Ares is made easier as rotation of the analog stick is no longer required for a finishing move. The game also unlocks both bonus movies when completed on the Spartan level of difficulty compared with the American which required players to complete God level to access them. Both special messages are still only available on God level in the European release however.

It was also stated in an issue of Electronic Gaming Monthly (and is stated in an unlockable area in the game) that the Cyclops originally shown having a penis. Cover for issue number 203: Too Human. ... Polyphemus the Cyclops. ... The penis (plural penises or penes) or phallus is an external male sexual organ. ...

Screenshots

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Awards

• GameSpot's Best PS2 Game of E3 2004
• Daily Game's Best Action Game of E3 2004
• GameSpy E3 Awards 2004 - PS2 Game of Show
• GameRevolution - Best of E3 2004 Action/Adventure

• GameSpot's Best of 2005:
  • Best PS2 Game
  • Best Original Music
  • Reader's Choice: Best PS2 Game
• 6th Annual PSX Extreme's Awards:
  • Game of the Year
  • Reader's Choice for Game of the Year
• PAX Gamers: GOTY Awards - 2005:
  • Best PS2 Game
  • Best Action Game
  • Best Sound
  • Surprise of the Year
  • Game of the Year
• Game Daily's 2005 Game Awards:
  • Best Action Game
  • Best Soundtrack
  • Game of the Year
• IGN PS2:
  • Best Action Game
  • Best Graphics Technology
  • Best Original Score
  • Best Story
  • PS2 Game of the Year
  • Game of the Year 2005
• Third-Annual G-Phoria Awards:
  • Best Action Game
  • Best Cinematic
  • Best Original Game
  • Favorite Character
• Included on Game Informer's "Top 50 Games of 2005" list
• PSM 100% Independent Playstation 2 Magazine
  • Game of the Year 2005
  • Special Achievement Award 2005: Best Story
  • Special Achievement Award 2005: Best Voice Acting
• 2005 Spike TV's Video Game Awards - Best Action Game
• Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences 9th Annual D.I.C.E. (Design, Innovate, Create, Entertain) Awards:
  • Overall Game of the year
  • Console Game of the Year
  • Outstanding Achievement: Animation
  • Outstanding Achievement: Original Music Composition
  • Outstanding Achievement: Sound Design
  • Outstanding Character Performance: Male
  • Action/Adventure Game of the Year
• GameZone 2005 Game of the Year Awards:
  • PS2 Game of the Year
  • Best Original Score
• 2005 Free Press Game of the Year
• GameSpy's PS2 Game of the Year 2005
• ControllerFreaks' 2005 Game Awards:
  • PlayStation 2 Game of the Year
  • Action Game of the Year
• Electronic Gaming Monthly 2005 Game Awards
  • Best PS2 Game
  • Game of the Year Runner-Up
  • Best New Character Who Deserves a Sequel
• Gaming Target:
  • 52 Games From 2005 We'd Still Be Playing (The Top 12)
  • PS2 Game of the Year

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Parodies

The VG Cats comic "Euphenisms", strip 151 features a very sex-crazed Kratos admiring the inadvertedly half-naked Oracle of Delphi (whose breasts are apparently censored with random lines of words) after killing the Medusa. The comic ends with Kratos poking her private parts with a "Honk" before the "You Are Dead" screen appears. VG Cats is a webcomic written and drawn by Scott Ramsoomair. ...

References

1. ^ God of War 2 Rumours
2. ^ God of War 2: Divine officially unoficial Retribution

External links

• Official Site
• Official European Site
• Official Japanese Site
• Metacritic Reviews
• Blog of Game Designer David Jaffe
• Website of Game Programmer Thomas Miller IV
• Website of Game Concept Artist Cecil Kim
• God of War Empire (Fansite)
• God of War at MobyGames
• God of War review at VGRC.net