Awesome God of War PC PortGod of War is a premium action game developed by Santa Monica Studio. This is the official PC port of the same title, first released for the PlayStation 4 (PS4) in 2018. It features updated next-generation graphics and support for Nvidia DLSS technology for better accuracy and warfare by the same developer that delivered heavyweights like Horizon: Zero Dawn and Days Gone, both of which also received official PC ports. It is available in major game stores such as Steam and Epic Games Store and is compatible with Windows 11. This time you follow Kratos’ journey through the world of Norse mythology after the events of God of War III. He travels with his son Atreus to complete the finale (function() { (‘review-app-page-desktop’); }); What can I expect from him? God of War is a sequel and soft reboot for a popular, long-running gaming franchise when it was first announced. Although its title is confusing in terms of chronological order in the series, it is a sequel to 2010’s God of War III and changes the earlier setting of the Greek pantheon to a Norse pantheon. Kratos is now living a new life in ancient Scandinavia with his young son, but soon he must embark on a perilous journey that has been praised by players and critics alike. It’s a much more grounded and emotional take on the main character, Kratos, and his relationship with his son resonated with players on a deep level. Its PC port seems to replicate the same experience with some added graphical detail. Just like its PS4 Pro counterpart, God of War for PC supports resolutions up to 4K, although this requires high device requirements. For systems with an Nvidia graphics card, the game supports DLSS technology for better graphics fidelity without losing performance and frames. If you’re switching from the console version, you now also have the option to use Dualshock or Dualsense controllers and various gamepads if you’re more comfortable playing with them. As a bonus, given the growing popularity of the 21:9 format, the game now supports ultra widescreen monitors. Game of the Year 2018 If you hadn’t played God of War when it was released, now is your chance to do so with this official PC port. If you want to relive it all, you’ll be glad to know that the additions and graphical improvements it brings to this version make it worth another try. Highly recommended.