God of War series creator David Jaffe has expressed frustration and dissatisfaction with the recently released installment, God of War: Sons of Sparta. Jaffe uploaded several videos in which he played and discussed the title, making remarks such as “who thought this is what the audience wants” and “production quality is not very good,” while also claiming that Kratos is not represented properly in the new installment and that no one wants to play as children. God of War: Sons of Sparta is a side-scrolling action spin-off in the God of War series starring Kratos and his brother Deimos.
The game’s details:
Join young Kratos and Deimos, sons of Sparta, on a Greek odyssey as they discover the meaning of duty and honor.
Before the Legend
Every legend has a beginning—before he was a God, before he was a father, Kratos was a young Spartan!
Experience an untold chapter in Kratos’ journey set during the harsh years of Spartan training alongside his brother Deimos. Through endless trials, their minds, bodies, and hearts have been molded to become Spartan soldiers for whom duty and honor mean everything.
After a fellow cadet goes missing, Kratos and Deimos vow to find him and embark on an adventure that will put their training and Spartan spirit to the test.
Duty and Honor
Guide Kratos and Deimos through vibrant and varied 2D levels that will test your combat prowess and cleverness as you search for their missing friend. Solve environmental puzzles, face down enemies both new and familiar, and topple mythological bosses that will test the limits of your Spartan training. Through adversity and cooperation, they’ll learn what it means to be a true Spartan, brother, and friend.
Retro Meets God of War
An engaging and exciting 2D action-adventure brought to life from the talented pixel superstars at Mega Cat Studios. Experience retro classic gameplay with God of War‘s signature spectacle, action, and heartfelt storytelling.
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