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.: July 14, 2015.: July 15, 2015.: July 17, 2015,Mode(s)God of War III is an video game developed by and published by (SCE). Released for the (PS3) console on March 16, 2010, the game is the fifth installment in the, the seventh chronologically, and the sequel to 2007's. Loosely based on, the game is set in with vengeance as its central motif.
The the protagonist and former God of War, after his betrayal at the hands of his father, King of the. Reigniting the, Kratos ascends until he is abandoned by the. Guided by ’s spirit, Kratos battles monsters, gods, and Titans in a search for, without whom he cannot open, defeat Zeus, and end the reign of the Olympian gods.The gameplay is similar to previous installments, focusing on combat with the player's main weapon—the Blades of Exile—and secondary weapons acquired during the game. It uses, where the player acts in a timed sequence to defeat strong enemies. The player can use up to four magical attacks and a power-enhancing ability as alternative combat options, and the game features and elements.
Compared with previous installments, God of War III offers a revamped magic system, more enemies, new camera angles, and.God of War III was critically acclaimed upon release, with a reviewer from stating that it redefines the word 'scale' in video games. It has been praised for its graphics, particularly of Kratos, which IGN called 'perhaps the single most impressive-looking character ever in video games'. The game received several awards, including 'Most Anticipated Game of 2010' and 'Best PS3 Game' at the 2009 and 2010, respectively, and the 'Artistic Achievement' award at the 2011 (BAFTA) Video Game Awards. The second best-selling game in the God of War series and the, it sold nearly 5.2 million copies worldwide by June 2012 and was included in the released for PlayStation 3 on August 28, 2012. In celebration of the God of War franchise's tenth anniversary, a remastered version of God of War III, titled, was released on the on July 14, 2015. Further information:God of War III is an game with elements.
As with previous installments, the player controls the character from a perspective in,. The enemies are an assortment of creatures, including,. The player must also climb walls and ladders, jump across chasms, and swing on ropes to proceed through the game. The puzzles included vary in difficulty: some puzzles only require objects to be placed in a specific position, while some require timing and precision, such as a puzzle with mechanics similar to. In addition to finding Gorgon Eyes and Feathers of the previous games, Minotaur Horns are a new item to be found.
Where the eyes and feathers increase the player's and meters, the horns increase the items meter, which allows further use of secondary weapons, called 'Items'. Kratos (left) battles boss character (right). This is an example of a sequence found in all God of War games; moving the left as shown by the orange arrow will allow him to continue his attack.Kratos' main weapon is the Blades of Exile, replacing the Blades of used in previous installments and the opening moments of the game. The weapon is a pair of blades attached to chains wrapped around the Kratos' wrists and forearms that can be swung in a number of maneuvers. During the game, Kratos acquires new weapons—the Claws of, the Cestus, and the Whip—with other combat options. The Nemean Cestus, a pair of gauntlets, and the Nemesis Whip, similar to the Blades of Exile, are required to advance in parts of the game; for example, the Nemean Cestus is needed to break through objects composed of.Unlike in previous games, magical abilities are learned with the acquisition of a new weapon, giving each weapon its own magic attack; for example, the Army of Sparta may only be used with the Blades of Exile. Magic gives Kratos a variety of ways to attack and kill enemies, such as the Claws of Hades' Soul Summon ability, which conjures souls to attack enemies.
Other magic includes the Nemean Cestus' Nemean Roar and the Nemesis Whip's Nemesis Rage. In addition to four primary weapons, three secondary ones, known as Items, are acquired: the Bow of, the Head of, and the Boots of. All three are required to advance in certain stages of the game; for example, the Head of Helios can be used as a lantern in dark areas and to reveal hidden doorways.The relics 's Trident, the, and ' Wings acquired in previous games are retained and used to overcome environmental obstacles, with the Golden Fleece used to deflect enemy attacks. Hades' Soul allows Kratos to swim in the River.
The Blade of Olympus, a primary weapon in, is used in this game with the special ability Rage of Sparta for temporary invulnerability and increased attack damage.New additions to the gameplay include the combat grapple, a maneuver which, depending on the weapon, can pull Kratos towards foes or force them away—necessary at certain points in the game, with Kratos riding harpies across chasms—and a simple grab allowing him to use a weak foe as a. Kratos can now rapidly switch among the four primary weapons in battle, continuing the same attack combination. Other extra features include the addition of ten Godly Possessions, often hidden near defeated foes and providing additional abilities like unlimited magic during. The challenge mode in this game is called the Challenge of Olympus (seven trials) and is unlocked after the game's completion. This mode requires players to complete a series of specific tasks—for example, killing all enemies without weapons in a limited amount of time.
The player may additional rewards, such as bonus costumes for Kratos, behind-the-scenes videos, and of the characters and environments, by completing the game's difficulty levels and challenge mode. A new mode, the Combat Arena, allows players to set difficulty levels and choose opponents to hone playing skills. Synopsis Setting As with previous games, God of War III is set in an alternate version of populated by, and other characters from Greek mythology. The events of the game are set between 2007's God of War II and 2018's. The game is set across several locations on, including the Tomb of, the ancient city of, the Path of, the, several areas of the Palace of the Gods, such as the Forum and 's Gardens, and the and.The Tomb of Ares—housing the former God of War's remains—and the city of Olympia lie on the sides of Mount Olympus. Just beyond the city is the Path of Eos, a hidden cavern near the foot of Olympus.
The Palace of the Gods is the home of the Olympians, and features the Forum (a small coliseum), Hera's Gardens, and the chambers of Aphrodite and Poseidon. The Labyrinth is a large aerial puzzle constructed by the architect to imprison in the Caverns of Olympus, home of and its offspring.
The Underworld, ruled by and divided by the River Styx, is the realm of the dead. Hades' palace contains the remains of his wife, whom Kratos killed in.
The Underworld is also home to statues of the three Judges of the Underworld, who hold the Chain of Balance connecting the Underworld to Olympus. Tartarus is the prison of the dead where the Titan was banished after Kratos retrieved Pandora's Box from Pandora's Temple in 2005's.Characters.
Main article:Kratos (voiced by ), the protagonist of the game, is a Spartan warrior who became the God of War after killing Ares and seeks revenge on Zeus for his betrayal. Other characters include Greek gods such as Athena , the Goddess of Wisdom and Kratos' mentor and ally; Zeus , King of the Gods and the primary antagonist; Poseidon , God of the Sea; Hades , God of the Underworld; , the; Hermes , Messenger of the Gods and the God of Speed and Commerce; Helios , the Sun God; Hera , Queen of the Gods who controls plant life; and Aphrodite , Goddess of Love and Sexuality. Several Titans are featured, including , Cronos (George Ball),. Other characters include , a demigod and Kratos' half-brother; the architect Daedalus , Icarus's father; and Pandora , Hephaestus's artificial daughter.
Minor characters include the three Judges of the Underworld: King , King, and King; , an Underworld prisoner in love with Persephone, and Kratos' wife and daughter: Lysandra and Calliope , who appear in a plot sequence in which Kratos journeys through his own psyche. Plot Continuing immediately after God of War II, Kratos, Gaia, and the other Titans ascend Mount Olympus to destroy the Olympian gods. Poseidon launches an assault against the Titans, but is killed by Kratos and Gaia; his death causes the oceans to flood Greece. Reaching the peak of Olympus, they try to attack Zeus, but he drives them back and knocks them off the mountain. Gaia clings to the mountainside and refuses to save Kratos, calling him nothing more than a pawn for the Titans' revenge.Kratos falls into the River Styx, where he loses the Blade of Olympus; the souls of the Underworld weaken him and ruin the Blades of Athena. Climbing from the river, he is confronted by Athena's spirit, who had previously sacrificed herself to save Zeus from Kratos. She tells Kratos that her sacrifice has brought her to a higher existence, and she now sees truths she did not see before.
She states that as long as Zeus reigns, there is no hope for mankind. She gives him the Blades of Exile and says that he must extinguish the Flame of Olympus to kill Zeus. After finding the three Judges of the Underworld and the Chain of Balance, Kratos encounters the spirit of Pandora, whom he mistakes for his dead daughter, Calliope. Refusing to help the child, he continues his quest.
After encountering the Olympian blacksmith Hephaestus and recovering the Blade of Olympus, he kills Hades and releases the souls of the Underworld. He considers searching for Calliope's soul, but Athena reminds Kratos of his quest, and he leaves the Underworld, arriving at Olympia, where he finds the wounded Gaia, who calls for help. He severs her arm, causing her to fall from Mount Olympus to her apparent death. Kratos (bottom left) battles enemies on ' arm. The image also depicts the size of the featured in the game.Kratos continues his ascent, murdering powerful foes that include the Titan Perses and the god Helios; Helios' death plunges Greece into eternal darkness. This leads to an encounter with Hermes, who mocks Kratos for his past sins.
Kratos chases Hermes and arrives at the Chamber of the Flame. Kratos discovers that Pandora's Box is in the Flame of Olympus and is key to the success of his quest, as it was in God of War (2005).
Athena appears, telling Kratos that the flames around the box can only be quelled by Pandora. Kratos then continues after the overconfident Hermes, whom he catches and kills, releasing a plague on Greece. At the Forum, he has an audience with the drunken Hera, who ignores his request for Pandora's location and summons Hercules. After discussing his jealousy of his half-brother, Hercules attacks Kratos, but is killed.
Kratos then encounters Aphrodite, who is indifferent to his war on Olympus. She leads him to her estranged husband Hephaestus through Hyperion's Gate, a device. In a suicide mission, the blacksmith sends Kratos to Tartarus to retrieve the so he can forge a new weapon for the Spartan. Kratos finds Cronos, kills the Titan for the stone, and returns to Hephaestus. After forging the weapon, the god tries to kill Kratos himself. Instead, the Spartan kills Hephaestus, who claims that he was trying to protect his daughter Pandora, who was imprisoned in the Labyrinth after Kratos opened her box. Reusing the Hyperion Gate, Kratos travels through Hera's Gardens where he kills Hera, ending all Greek plant life, and makes his way to the Labyrinth to find Pandora.The imprisoned architect Daedalus tells Kratos to unite the Labyrinth.
Completing this task, Kratos fights his way through the aerial puzzle and rescues Pandora, who tells him to break the Chain of Balance so the Labyrinth can be raised, and she can reach her box. Neutralizing the three judges and breaking the chain, Kratos raises the Labyrinth, and Pandora tries to enter the Flame of Olympus. Zeus intervenes and fights Kratos; after a brief battle, Pandora sacrifices herself and quenches the flame, despite Kratos' protests. Finding Pandora's Box empty, Kratos attacks Zeus.
Gaia returns and tries to kill them, but they escape through her gaping chest wound and continue their battle. Gaia is killed when Kratos impales Zeus against her heart with the Blade of Olympus, which apparently also kills Zeus. When Kratos recovers the blade and tries to leave, he is attacked by Zeus' spirit and loses all of his weapons in the process. Before Zeus can land a fatal blow, Kratos is saved by Pandora during a journey into his psyche. With help from the spirits of his wife Lysandra and his daughter Calliope, Kratos forgives himself for his past sins.
After discovering hope, he regains consciousness and beats Zeus' spirit back into his body. Kratos then discards the blades and beats Zeus to death with his bare hands, ending the reign of the Olympian Gods.As the chains fall off his arms, Athena reappears, demanding that Kratos return what she thinks he took from Pandora's Box. She refuses to believe the box was empty, explaining that when Zeus sealed the evils of the world in the box, she placed hope in it, foreseeing that it would eventually be opened.
Athena realizes that when Kratos opened the box to defeat Ares, the evils escaped and infected the gods while Kratos was imbued with hope, which enabled him to kill Ares. She tells Kratos to return her power, saying that she knows how to use it to rebuild what had been destroyed. Distrusting Athena and tired of being used as a pawn, Kratos refuses; saying his vengeance has ended, he impales himself with the Blade of Olympus and releases hope to heal all he had destroyed. An angry Athena pulls the sword from him, saying that he has disappointed her and leaves empty-handed. Near death, Kratos collapses as Athena leaves.In a, a trail of blood leads away from an abandoned Blade of Olympus, with Kratos' whereabouts unknown.Development In a 2007 interview with, God of War creator and game director explained his original intention for the series, which is different from the actual ending of God of War III, which was based on game director Stig Asmussen's vision. Jaffe's idea was that ' God of War explains, or ultimately will explain, why there are no more Greek myths'. He said that it would have been 'hell on earth' as the gods and Titans battled each other for domination.
Other mythological pantheons would have become involved after Kratos killed Zeus and the other Greek gods, and the result would be that humankind no longer believed in the gods—according to Jaffe, the only way a god can truly die. God of War III was first mentioned by God of War II game director at a God of War II launch event. Barlog said that the game would have full HD resolution (changed to in final release ) and support tilt and vibration functions. Announced before the controller was introduced, this caused confusion since the Sixaxis controller does not support rumble. During the 2009 (GDC), the creative team said that the Sixaxis tilt capability had been removed because they 'could not find a suitable situation to use Sixaxis in the game effectively'.After the first eight months of development, Barlog left Santa Monica for other opportunities, and Stig Asmussen took over as game director; Asmussen previously served as lead environment artist and art director on God of War and God of War II, respectively. In an interview with, Asmussen said that Barlog 'had a major impact on the game' and although he had left the team, they spoke several times afterwards and 'bounced a few ideas off him,' but there was no formal collaboration. He also said that David Jaffe 'had been around the studio a few times' and they 'had gone over some high-level stuff with him to get his observations and feedback.'
Early in development when Barlog was still with the team, he expressed interest in a mode 'if we can do something unique with it'. In November 2009, Asmussen told that although a multiplayer option had been discussed, it was unsuitable for God of War III: 'There's a story we want to tell and an experience we want to deliver, and multi-player doesn't fit into that.' By December 2009, the game was in its final developmental stages.In December 2008, Sony reported that God of War III would be the last game in the series. However, in January 2010 John Hight told: 'While God of War III will conclude the trilogy, it won't spell the end of the franchise. We're going to be really careful about what we do next'.
Asmussen mentioned the possibility of; the game would be shipped with the regular challenge mode, and new challenge modes might be released as downloadable content to maintain the series. In March 2009, it was reported that Sony was seeking opinions about a collector's edition from PlayStation 3 owners. In October, an Ultimate Edition was unveiled for North America, and an Ultimate Trilogy Edition was announced soon afterwards for a limited European, Australian, and New Zealand release. A Trilogy Edition was announced for Japan, where the (CERO) gave the game an adults-only Z rating after the previous two versions were considered suitable for players 17 and older. Technical Asmussen said that one of the greatest challenges in developing God of War III for the PlayStation 3 was the 'complexity of everything'; individual tasks, such as designing Helios' decapitation, could take a year because the 'level of detail that was expected was so high and intricate, it crossed multiple departments.' He said that the PlayStation 3's hardware capabilities allowed more flexibility in character creation and interaction with the environment. The character model for Kratos in the (PS2) games used about 5,000; the PS3 model was about 20,000 – a high number, but less than that used by other models such as in, who used 35,000.
Ken Feldman, the art director, commented that the polygon count was not the only factor, and cited the increased texture detail as one of the reasons for Kratos's realistic appearance. The developers used a new technique called blended normal to add realism to the basic model and hugely enhance the range of animation available (e.g., muscle movement, including visible veins, and facial animations). All of the main protagonists were animated by hand because the animators produced more effective work than basic motion capture, though the voice actors' facial movements were recorded by 's performance capture system. For animating things like hair, the animators created a secondary animation code, known as, which allows the PS3 itself to mathematically calculate the way it should look; it accurately generates motion that previously took the animators long hours to replicate.The engine for God of War III was from the first two installments.
Santa Monica senior producer Steve Caterson said that the development team ported to the PlayStation 3 and were able to quickly play the game. Everything that Kratos could do in previous games, he could do on the PlayStation 3, which allowed the developers to immediately begin designing new content. As the game was being developed, the code department would swap out PlayStation 2 components with PlayStation 3 components. They replaced the renderer, the particle system, and the collision system.
Feldman said that although they were re-using the engine from God of War II, the core engine for God of War III was brand new. Between the 2009 (E3) and the time the game shipped, (MLAA) was added, which graphics engineer Ben Diamand said 'improved edges dramatically and saved substantial amounts of frame-rate.' MLAA is 'now a popular edge-detection process that can cost-effectively remove jagged edges from each frame', which helped Santa Monica free up the processing cycle and 'allowed them to add to the spectacle in other ways.' Diamand also said that 'depth-of-field, motion blur, crepuscular 'god' rays and refraction were either added or improved in quality and speed' during that same time period.Asmussen estimated overall game length to be 10 to 20 hours, 'depending on how good of a gamer you are.' Santa Monica studio director John Hight reassured players that God of War III lasts longer than 10 hours: 'We've done a lot of play testing on it. We know, for a really hardcore player, it'll take them longer than it took them to play either of the previous God of War games.' The finished game script was about 120 pages long, and the number of onscreen enemies increased from 15 in the previous games to a maximum of 50.
To light the game, Turtle by was used. Head of development Christer Ericson of SCE Santa Monica Studio confirmed that God of War III has seamless loading; no loading screens and no installation requirement. Animator Bruno Velazquez said that while the first two God of War titles had (CGI) cinematics, there would be no true CGI in the third game: 'all the cutscenes are created using our in-game engine.' A God of War III game trailer debuted on on February 11, 2010, and Asmussen confirmed that all footage is of gameplay. New camera angles were added; during some major battles the player can still control Kratos while the camera away from the fight, and a camera view was used for the final portion of the Poseidon and Zeus.
According to Sony Santa Monica director of technology Tim Moss, God of War III used 35 (GB) of. God of War III 's budget was $44 million, and the game had a staff of 132 at the end of its development.Several voice actors returned from previous installments, including Terrence C. Carson, Erin Torpey, Corey Burton, Debi Derryberry, and Gwendoline Yeo, voicing Kratos, Athena, Zeus, Calliope, and Lysandra, respectively. Susan Blakeslee, who voiced two characters in God of War, voiced Gaia.
Narrator, who previously voiced Gaia, only provided an introductory narration for the game. Rip Torn, Natalie Lander, and Malcolm McDowell joined the cast of voice actors. And, who had originally voiced Cronos and Hades, were replaced by George Ball and Clancy Brown, respectively.
Kevin Sorbo was chosen to voice Hercules because of his portrayal of the character in the television series,. Had a minor voice role, and and, who voiced characters in previous games, also had minor roles. Release At, the God of War III was unveiled, with Kratos on the cliffs of Mount Olympus battling Olympian legionnaires, a centaur, a chimera, and a cyclops.
He decapitates Helios, encounters Perses, rides harpies, and uses the Blades of Athena and new weapons (the Nemean Cestus and Bow of Apollo). On October 28, 2009, sent emails to PlayStation Network members with an activation code for the demo. On October 30, GameStop began providing voucher codes for customers who pre-ordered the game, and early copies of had a voucher code to download the demo. The Blu-ray version of included the God of War III demo and a 'making of' featurette, and the demo was released to subscribers on February 4, 2010. On February 25, Sony Computer Entertainment released the demo for download on the PlayStation Store in Europe and North America. Just before the game's release, published an article comparing the graphics in the God of War III demo to those in the final game, reporting improved lighting and realistic in the final release.God of War III was released in North America on March 16, 2010, on March 18 in Australia, March 19 in Europe, and March 25 in Japan. The game outsold its by nearly 400,000 copies in its first week.
According to retail tracker, God of War III sold about 1.1 million copies in the United States by the end of March 2010, making it the best-selling game of that month, and its opening-month sales were 32 percent higher than those of God of War II. By June 2012, God of War III had sold almost 5.2 million copies worldwide—about 2.8 million in North America, 2 million in, and 417,866 in Japan and Asia.
The game is also part of. On August 28, 2012, God of War III, God of War Collection, and were released in North America as the, part of Sony's PlayStation Collections line. Marketing God of War III had an extensive marketing campaign before its release. This campaign began in early 2008 when a teaser for God of War III appeared as an image (the original logo surrounded by the Greek ) at the end of the instruction manual for God of War: Chains of Olympus. This was soon followed by a teaser trailer screened at Sony's 2008 E3 press conference.
Another trailer premiered at the 2008, and an 'official' God of War III trailer was released in February 2009. A new trailer debuted with the release of God of War III on March 16, 2010. Replica included in the Ultimate Edition and Ultimate Trilogy Edition.In October 2009, SCE Santa Monica Studio announced the God of War III Ultimate Edition, available by pre-order in North America. The package included a replica Pandora's Box, a limited-edition The Art of God of War III book, and downloadable content (DLC) from the PlayStation Network, which included the 'Challenge of Exile' mode, Kratos' 'Dominus' costume, the documentary, the God of War Trilogy Soundtrack, and the.
A limited Ultimate Trilogy Edition was released in Europe, Australia, and New Zealand and included the contents of the Ultimate Edition, as well as God of War Collection, four Kratos costumes, and God of War postcards. A God of War III PS3 bundle, with a 250GB PS3 and a copy of God of War III, was also available in Europe. A God of War III media kit with special packaging and content was distributed to journalists in the regions, and several were given as prizes on PlayStation Europe's website during the week of March 22, 2010. In Japan, God of War III was released in two packages: a standalone version and a God of War Trilogy Edition. The latter included God of War III, God of War Collection, an art book, and a Kratos skin.For pre-orders, some retailers included a premium costume for Kratos: the Apollo, Forgotten Warrior, and Phantom of Chaos skins from, and, and, respectively. GameStop pre-orders also included a 17-by-24-inch (43 cm × 61 cm) poster signed by God of War III concept artist and an entry in its 'Be the Envy of the Gods'. Issued a God of War III poster for pre-orders and sold a Kratos' Fury in God of War III cups.
The cups and their specially marked bottles had codes usable on the Slurpee website for God of War III downloadable content, including a behind-the-scenes video, content, and an in-game Kratos skin, the Morpheus Armor.In December 2009, Santa Monica accepted video submissions from players to determine the ultimate God of War fan. The top 18 submissions were included in the closing credits of God of War: Unearthing the Legend, and all winners received a copy of the God of War III Ultimate Edition signed by the development team. Sony and sponsored a Last Titan Standing contest, in which fans over 21 could win a chance to play God of War III before its mainstream release. Spike's GameTrailers TV presented God of War III: Last Titan Standing on March 15, 2010, and the winner received a custom-made God of War III PS3. A week before God of War III 's release, the developers released Kratos' backstory on the God of War website, under the title 'Path to Olympus'.On March 20, 2010, a car driven by during the had a God of War III and GameStop-themed paint design.
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In April, released five 'Art of the Game' videos for God of War III on the PlayStation Store, featuring interviews with team developers. A God of War III line was produced by DC Unlimited.
To celebrate the game's entrance into Sony's Greatest Hits library, Santa Monica sponsored a sweepstakes from March 4 to April 1, 2011. Fans could submit an original design of an 'Ultimate God of War Monster' for one of three prizes: a limited folio edition, a special edition, and a paperback edition of The Art of God of War III, signed by the development team.The game has 36, awarded for player achievements (for example, 'Releasing the Floodgates' for killing Poseidon). When players received the platinum trophy, they were linked to the website spartansstandtall.com. On May 4, 2010, the site became the official website for God of War: Ghost of Sparta, the next installment in the series and the second for the. Early copies of Ghost of Sparta (and all digital copies in Europe) included a voucher to download Kratos' brother Deimos as a costume for use in God of War III. Downloadable content On November 2, 2010, the Dominus character skin and Challenge of Exile mode—previously exclusive to the Ultimate Edition and Ultimate Trilogy Edition—were released as a bundle on the PlayStation Store. The bundle is free for subscribers, who could receive the Phantom of Chaos and Forgotten Warrior skins when purchasing God of War and God of War II, respectively, for a limited time.
All previous pre-order bonus costumes—Apollo, Forgotten Warrior, and Phantom of Chaos—and the 7-Eleven promotional DLC—the Morpheus Armor—were also released on the PlayStation Store. God of War III Remastered God of War III Remastered is a of God of War III for the console.
It was first released in North America on July 14, 2015, followed by Australia and mainland Europe on July 15, and the UK on July 17. Santa Monica's Creative Director Cory Barlog announced the remastered game in celebration of the God of War franchise's tenth anniversary. Ported by Wholesale Algorithms, the remastered version has full 1080p support targeted at 60 and features a photo mode, allowing players to edit their photos and share their favorite moments.
All of the DLC that was released for God of War III is included with God of War III Remastered. By the end of its first week of release, God of War III Remastered was ninth in sales at retail in the UK. For the entire month of July 2015, the downloadable version was the seventh best-selling PlayStation 4 title from the PlayStation Store. Soundtrack God of War III: Original Soundtrack from the Video Gameby. Various composersReleasedMarch 30, 2010 ( 2010-03-30)Length58: 42andIn March and April 2010, God of War III: Original Soundtrack from the Video Game, composed by, and, was included as downloadable content in the God of War III Ultimate Edition and Ultimate Trilogy Edition. Its was released on March 30 by SCE. The soundtrack was recorded by the Skywalker Session Orchestra and the Czech National Symphony Chorus.
Each composer provided a different aesthetic to the score: for example, Marino's approach was brooding, rhythmic, and percussive, and Fish set hopeless and somber moods. In an interview with Game Music Online, Mike Reagan said that although the composers might have used each other's themes, they did not collaborate with each other. Reagan said the real collaboration came from Clint Bajakian, Senior Music Supervisor at Sony, and his team. In scoring for God of War III, Reagan said that the composers were 'able to explore more melodic development than we were on the first God of War.' The score was recorded under the new video game agreement and because of Sony’s vision and support, the composers were able to record locally with some of the best musicians in the world.
In an interview with PlayStation.Blog, Clint Bajakian described the different ensembles that recorded the score: the section is the 'lead guitar', the gives the game its epic feel, the are the body of the sound, and the is the foundation.A nine-out-of-ten review from Square Enix Music Online praised the soundtrack's orchestration, calling it the best score in the series to date. Praised its quality, saying that the compositions were strong and it was 'fantastic' as standalone music.
A six-out-of-ten review from Tracksounds said that although the score 'lacks the intricacy and personality that could set it apart and give it a sense of uniqueness.it delivers on its promise of a loud, wrathful bundle of tunes you can kill gods to.for better or worse.' The reviewer said to 'Enjoy in small doses.' At the 2010 Spike Video Game Awards, the soundtrack was nominated for Best Original Score. Track listingNo.TitleMusicLength1.'
God of War III Overture'Marino3:352.' Call to Arms'Marino2:403.' Poseidon's Wrath'Marino2:324.' Revenge Falling'Marino3:105.'
Anthem of the Dead'Rona1:176.' Depths of Hades'Fish2:547.' The Forge of Hephaestus'Reagan2:188.' Labor of Destruction'Fish1:369.'
The Three Judges'Fish1:4010.' The Lost Souls'Fish2:3811.' Duel with Hades'Rona1:4312.' Tides of Chaos'Marino4:2413.' The Muse's Song'Velasco2:0615.' Brothers of Blood'Velasco2:4416.' Lure of a Goddess'Rona2:0717.'
The March of Tartarus'Fish2:0018.' The Great Machine'Reagan3:0119.' Pandora's Song'Velasco2:2620.'
Revenge Rising'Reagan1:3421.' All For Nothing'Velasco2:2222.' Rage of Sparta'Marino1:4123.' In the Face of Fear'Reagan2:0024.'
End of Vengeance'Marino4:19Total length:58:42. Reception God of War IIIAggregate scoresAggregatorScore92.07% (PS3)80.37% (PS4)92/100 (PS3)81/100 (PS4)Review scoresPublicationScoreA9/1010/10 (PS3)9/10 (PS4)9.0/10 (PS3)8.0/10 (PS4)9.2/109.3/10 (PS3)8.8/10 (PS4)9/105/5God of War III received 'universal acclaim' according to with a score of 92 out of 100, and a score of 92.07% from. Adam Sessler of said that the game 'finishes the trilogy on an exceptionally high note', and it 'blends all of its best attributes into a stellar experience.'
IGN's Chris Roper said that God of War III 'practically redefines' scale in video games, singling out the size of the Titans as being 'larger than entire levels in other games'. Mike Jackson of called it the biggest God of War game yet; if it was the series' last game, ' God of War III gives PlayStation's toughest hero the send-off he deserves.' Matt Leone of said that the gameplay has 'variety. You seemingly see, acquire, and participate in something new around every corner'. According to Leone, each weapon 'adds a lot of depth to the combat system.' Christian Donlan of Eurogamer said that the 'combat system, level flow, and pacing of bosses and puzzles remains largely untouched.
But everything's bigger, grander and more elaborate.' He praised the weapons' accessibility, saying that it is easy to quickly switch between them. According to Tom McShea of, the combat and scale 'have been pushed further than ever before. Creating an experience so focused and explosively fun that it's hard to put down, and even harder to forget.' McShea said that regardless of repetition, 'the brutality of combat is one of the most satisfying aspects of God of War III.' Joe Juba of called God of War III 'visceral' and 'brutal', and Kratos 'the undisputed king of the genre.'
Jackson, however, said the core gameplay's familiarity 'makes it feel less than the very, very best', and according to Roper, two of the three additional weapons are similar to the main blades; they 'have unique powers and slightly different moves, but by and large they're more of the same.' Its plot received mixed reviews. GameTrailers said that God of War III 's storyline makes Greek mythology more interesting. 's Phil Hornshaw said it had an overly cruel antagonist, and the game assumed that the players reveled in the misery and violence as much as Kratos did. According to Donlan, the story is as simple as it can get. McShea said that although it does not pick up until near the end, it 'becomes powerful and moving in unexpected ways, peaking in a thrilling conclusion that successfully touches on many different emotions and provides closure for this epic tale.'
Juba, on the other hand, considered that the plot 'doesn't have any standout revelations or developments'.Jackson called God of War III 's graphics as good as (if not better than) those in. According to Juba, the 'cinematic camera work is even more impressive than Naughty Dog's feats with Uncharted 2.' Roper said, ' God of War III presents some of the most impressive visuals that I've ever seen in a game. Kratos in particular looks phenomenal, and is perhaps the single most impressive-looking character ever in videogames.'
According to GameTrailers, 'the levels are expertly designed' and the game's scale is the most outstanding visual achievement. Awards and accolades God of War III was awarded the 'Most Anticipated Game of 2010' at the 2009 Spike Video Game Awards. At the 2010 Spike Video Game Awards, it was awarded 'Best PS3 Game' and 'Best Graphics', and Kratos received the 'Biggest Badass' award. It was also a nominee for 'Game of the Year', 'Best Action Adventure Game', 'Best Original Score', and 'Character of the Year' (Kratos). Other individual awards include 'Best Action/Adventure Game' , 'Best Action Game' , 'Best PS3 Game' , and 'Best PS3 Exclusive'. At the 2011 (BAFTA) Video Game Awards, God of War III received the 'Artistic Achievement' award, and it was a nominee for the 'Action' and 'Gameplay' awards.
Remastered Though the original release of God of War III was met with critical acclaim, God of War III Remastered only garnered generally favorable reviews, receiving aggregate scores of 80.37% and 81 out of 100 from GameRankings and Metacritic, respectively. Reviewers found it odd that Sony decided to remaster God of War III for PlayStation 4, as its story picks up immediately from the ending of God of War II, which may confuse newcomers who have never played the previous games. Praise was given to the smoother textures and improved frame rate, though because the original already had impressive graphics, the changes were not major, and reviewers said these changes were not a strong enough argument to rebuy the game for $40 USD.
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