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God Of War
It's 2022, but we're playing a game from 2018? Incorrect. We're checking out the PC version of the acclaimed God of War from Sony Santa Monica and letting you know if it's worth picking up.
Join host Marcus Stewart and Alex Stadnik as they take you on a tour of the first hour of Kratos and Atreus' adventure. One of the significant additions to this version of the game is the upgraded visual fidelity. God of War can reach 4K visuals, but PC players will be able to utilize the unlocked frame rate to experience the smoothest way to play one of the best games of the last few years. PC fans should also be excited to hear that God of War features support for ultra-widescreen monitors.
Another critical difference in this version of God of War is the freedom to pick your controller of choice. Both the DualSense and the DualShock are here, of course, but as our gameplay shows off, Microsoft fans can also have their fun and plug in an Xbox Series X/S controller (it had to be tested for science, ok?).
If this is your first venture into the world of Kratos, Atreus, and the rest of the gods, be sure to check out our review of one of 2018's best games where we say:
For more looks at some of 2022's biggest games, be sure to check out our recent hands-on with Rainbow Six Extraction and our talk with the dev team behind God of War Ragnarok!
Tune into New Gameplay Today to see the latest hands-on previews of upcoming titles, as well as first looks at brand new games and popular titles receiving expanded content.
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