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God Of War Done Quick Charity Live Stream Coming This Friday
The ten year anniversary of God of War is this Sunday and to help start off their celebration right Sony Santa Monica Studios is teaming up with Awesome Games Done Quick to help raise money for the AbleGamers Foundation. God of War Done Quick will kick off this Friday 10 AM PST on the PlayStation Twitch Channel and features some of the best God of War players from around the world attempting to beat God of War 1, 2, and 3 in less than five hours.
If you’re curious to learn more about the AbleGamers Foundation, which aims to increase the accessibility in games for people with disabilities, you can take a look at their website here. If you want to see Awesome Games Done Quick in action to get an idea for what to expect on Friday, you can check out their Youtube channel which has archived their two most recent charity live streams. Also be sure to check out our feature about why game accessibility matters from a former intern.
Our Take
The AbleGamers Foundation is a great cause to donate towards so this is certainly a charity live stream worth supporting. If you haven't seen speed running before and aren't sure if you are interested, be sure to check out the Games Done Quick Channel and see some of your favorite games run; you might be surprised how much fun it is.
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