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Arby's Celebrates God Of War In Style
The Arby's Twitter account is no stranger to making gaming references, as pretty much every major release is marked with a new papercraft model of Wander, or Link, or sometimes extending into things like Jojo's Bizarre Adventure. For God of War, however, the account decided to kick it up a notch.
When Kratos meets the world serpent, the stinger at the end of last year's God of War trailer at E3, even he's struck by the immensity of the primordial beast. In the world of Arby's papercraft, however, seemingly his best bet is making an offering of curly fries, as you do.
Sure hope he likes curly fries... pic.twitter.com/jorp4AYCCc
— Arby's (@Arbys) April 19, 2018
The work that must have gone into the papercraft serpent for a one-off Twitter video seems kind of insane to me and makes me wonder what the time and budget for these things must be.
God of War releases on the PlayStation 4 today. You can find our review of the game here if you're still on the fence, but if you're already playing and want to experience the game with the community, you can join our GI Game Club by checking out the details here!
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