God of War has arrived on PC and, as with the original PS4 version, we have a complete God of War walkthrough to help you along the way.
Start here if you want to know all the important aspects of the game, whether it’s the step-by-step walkthrough or solutions to a specific problem.
The story of God of War takes place in several regions. We’ve divided them up accordingly below, in chronological order as you’ll encounter them while playing the game’s main story.
You can also find the main hub of our God of War guide on this page, with links to all of our individual pages on specific parts of the game, as well as a collection of God of War tips to get you started.
8 things we wished we knew before playing God of War
God of War walkthrough for PC and PS4
God of War has a pretty strange structure. There are moments that are purely linear, areas that open up to give you quite a few options about where to go next, and many, many places that you’ll need to return to a second time much later in the game, when you have new abilities and powers.
As a result, our walkthrough here is exactly that: a walkthrough of the main story, in order, if you simply move from one objective to the next without detouring. We’ll take note of anything you can pick up along the way (a hidden chest, collectible item, or Shrine, for example), but we won’t lead you down long, winding dead ends. You can explore them at your leisure, or alternatively, we’ll return to cover all the optional areas once the main narrative walkthrough is complete.
In other words, for a specific story walkthrough that covers all the main things you’ll encounter along the way from start to finish, here’s where you should start:
God of War Walkthrough
Midgard:
Alfheim:
Back to Midheim and the mountain
Thamur’s corpse
helheim
Return to Midgard again
Return to Helheim
The final missions
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Advice from God of War
God of War is a simple game: it’s about punching things in the face. But even hitting things in the face can be tricky sometimes, so here are some helpful tips for your trip.
- Don’t forget to stop attacking. Yes, sometimes it is better to dodge and block. Actually, most of the time you should do this: you are going to be attacked frequently by crowds of enemies, or by large enemies whose attacks you must stay away from. Attacking hard by mashing buttons isn’t really an option, so keeping moving is really key. A well-timed dodge is also perfect for setting up some counterattacks.
- Vary your attacks: Using just your ax or just your fists won’t work well. Some enemies are immune to certain attacks, while others will go down much faster if you mix them up than if you just hit them. Use the full range of what is available to you.
- Set up your rune skills well: God of War’s skills aren’t very distinctive, but upon closer inspection you can set them up to cover a variety of situations. Having one that stuns or stuns enemies is good for gaining breathing room. Another one that deals heavy damage in the area of effect helps take them out. Switching them out before boss fights is also smart – we equipped one that grants a burst of health which really made a difference in some battles.
- Pay attention to the Beastiary book – it’s usually the kind of thing you can easily overlook, but it actually contains some useful tips for dealing with certain enemies, like freezing flying ones so they can’t recover when you throw them into the air. for a combination.
- Smash things against other things – it feels great! But it’s good to do because it can kill enemies in one hit that would normally take several. Slamming a frozen enemy into a wall with a kick (bare-fisted strong attack) will shatter them. Better yet, launch them against another enemy.
- Break things off of things: Similar to above, knocking enemies off of ledges is a very useful way to get rid of them. Even the flying ones are fixed if you freeze them first with a strong throw of your axe.
- Most puzzles are solved with your axe: throw your ax at something, throw it at something while doing something else, throw it at several things in one hit, or throw it at one thing and then move somewhere else to retrieve it and hit something else . are the main ways to solve puzzles. It sounds simple and inelegant, and in some ways it is, but it can also lead to some surprisingly complex solutions!
- Atreus is really useful: your interactions with him may be mostly limited to yelling “Boy!”, but Atreus is very useful for distracting, stunning, or annoying difficult enemies. Take advantage of his presence!
- Smash Everything You See: There are pots (rewarding a handful of Hacksilver, your main resource) scattered throughout, but other breakable items can occasionally hide better treasures, healing orbs, or secrets.
- Use Spartan Rage frequently, but wisely: Spartan Rage can make the difference between victory and defeat, but not using it until the end of a battle can mean using it only that once, instead of multiple times as it builds up over the course of a battle. the fight. If there are more than a couple of enemies and you know more will follow, it’s usually worth taking them out. Anyway, by the end of the fight you’ll have built up that rage bar again for another use. After all, he is a very angry God-man!
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