That beard helped define the new chapter in Kratos’ life, so it’d be pretty odd now to see him without it in places like God of War Ragnarok. Naturally, someone had that same thought and made ...

God of War series' hero, Kratos is often criticised for embodying toxic masculinity, but he completely changed this voice ...

But as a God of War like Kratos, it’s to be expected that he is measured by his sheer ferocity. And sometimes in those scenarios, the only sound aside from that of breaking bones, and tearing ...

That was especially the case after the release of God of War (2018) as Kratos looked to be a man in his early 50s with gray hairs in his beard. Not only that, a lot in his life has changed ...

Both God of War (2018) and God of War Ragnarök (2022) depict a too-old-for-this-shit version of Kratos, one that’s older, more world-weary, and grounded by the responsibilities of fatherhood.

with the exception of “God of War Ragnarok” In the pantheon of video game protagonists, Kratos is up there with Mario and Master Chief. The original “God of War” in 2005 introduced players ...