In the end, after murdering nearly the entire Greek pantheon, Kratos escapes to the North. Unsuccessful in his attempt to restore his former life, Kratos resorts to killing Zeus ( God of War III, 2010). He literally takes the will of the Fates into his own hands in an effort to change his past and reconcile his future ( God of War II, 2007). Kratos then betrays and manipulates his way through Greek mythology. In it, he slays Ares, taking on the mantle of ‘The God of War’ ( God of War, 2005). Kratos was deceived by the god Ares into murdering his wife and daughter, and the games detail his hyper-violent, trilogy-spanning rampage of revenge. They focus on a Spartan warrior named Kratos. The first three God of War games were a series of action adventure blood-fests set across the mythological landscape of ancient Greece. Content notice: This article includes spoilers for the 2018 game God of War, includes discussions of some pretty grisly video-game violence, and a spoiler for the end of the world.

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