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Thursday, 16 September 2021

Tome Thursday: God of War II

 
Hello everyone!
 
Did you by any chance miss your regular dose of decapitating, family-murdering, and other blood-related sports for a bit?
 
Have you been wondering just what to do with your time without all of the above?
 
Not to worry, I'm back with more of it!
 
And if you think I'm kidding you really should pay attention when someone name-drops Kratos, because man, the dude's entire philosophy on how to deal with the world is to literally kill whoever's in his way. With the formal announcement (trailer PLUS gameplay!) for Ragnarok at the Playstation showcase, the hype really is on to see our Spartan again.
 
Especially as he seems to have mellowed out a bit in his old age.
 
But not in this one! In this one he's still very much at the peak of his existence, one would say (though you could also always argue about it), and he hasn't really got time for all your diplomatic and peacekeeping nonsense.
 
God of War II picks up practically a sneeze after God of War and, well, it's got some style, lemme tell you.
 

Thursday, 26 August 2021

Tome Thursday: God of War

 
Hello everyone!
 
As you can see from the title of tonight's blog post, we're once again venturing into the land of Spartan rage, fickle gods, and the mortals who serve them.
 
I always enjoy looking up novelizations of certain videogames because they usually offer up additional information on a character, their story, and of course the central plot you can get familiar with if you play the game.
 
So when I fell head-first into the God of War franchise, I ended up finding not one, not even two, but THREE novelizations of three game titles.
 
I got into it with the latest installment, which means I'm really interested to read about it from that particular point, but that said I have a slightly OCD mind, and so if I see there are other books prior to the one I want in a series, I have to read those first.
 
I just ... I can't lol.
 
Which also helps me in a way as I learned a whole lot more about Kratos than I knew before I watched that gameplay on Youtube! So without further ado, here we go with the first book of God of War.