A fan remake of the first God Of War game looks incredible in Unreal Engine 5, and exactly what we need from Sony.God Of Waris huge right now, and for good reason. What started as a high-stress hack and slash in which you eliminate the entire Greek pantheon, became a beautiful narrative of love and forgiveness in the 2018 sequel/reboot.Check out the latest DLC forGod Of War RagnarokbelowRecently, the two sides of the same coin joined together inGod Of War Ragnarok: Valhalla, a free roguelike DLC expansion that gave Kratos some much-needed character development.AdvertWhile we patiently wait forGod Of War 6, which might betaking a trip to Egyptof all places, fans are hoping for full-on remasters/remakes of the OG God Of War games forPlayStation5. It’s been rumoureda trilogy collection is in the works, and if they look as good as this fan-made project we’re in for a real treat.Taking a look at the conceptvideofrom TeaserPlay, you’ll see a gorgeous reimagining of Athens, the setting of the first game which you return to quite a bit during the story. Fans will immediately notice the gameplay itself is more akin to the recent God Of War entries with the camera behind Kratos’ back rather than in the air. I’d prefer the remakes to reuse the old style of hack-and-slash gameplay rather than the latest games, but I’m sure the developers could find a happy medium.It’s said the team used all the latestUnreal Engine5 tools to create the demo, “such as Lumen, Nanite, Path Tracer and Ray Tracing.”TeaserPlay went on to say it hopes the remake can “clarify the expectations of the fans” in regards to an official remake.AdvertThe official remakes haven’t been confirmed at the time of writing, but given the popularity of the PlayStation exclusive, it’d make sense for the company to reimagine the games using the power of the PlayStation 5.In the meantime, you can play the first two God Of War games via PlayStation Plus Premium, and the third can be bought outright on the PlayStation store.Featured Image Credit: Sony Interactive EntertainmentTopics:God Of War,PlayStation,PlayStation 5,Unreal Engine
A fan remake of the first God Of War game looks incredible in Unreal Engine 5, and exactly what we need from Sony.God Of Waris huge right now, and for good reason. What started as a high-stress hack and slash in which you eliminate the entire Greek pantheon, became a beautiful narrative of love and forgiveness in the 2018 sequel/reboot.Check out the latest DLC forGod Of War RagnarokbelowRecently, the two sides of the same coin joined together inGod Of War Ragnarok: Valhalla, a free roguelike DLC expansion that gave Kratos some much-needed character development.AdvertWhile we patiently wait forGod Of War 6, which might betaking a trip to Egyptof all places, fans are hoping for full-on remasters/remakes of the OG God Of War games forPlayStation5. It’s been rumoureda trilogy collection is in the works, and if they look as good as this fan-made project we’re in for a real treat.Taking a look at the conceptvideofrom TeaserPlay, you’ll see a gorgeous reimagining of Athens, the setting of the first game which you return to quite a bit during the story. Fans will immediately notice the gameplay itself is more akin to the recent God Of War entries with the camera behind Kratos’ back rather than in the air. I’d prefer the remakes to reuse the old style of hack-and-slash gameplay rather than the latest games, but I’m sure the developers could find a happy medium.It’s said the team used all the latestUnreal Engine5 tools to create the demo, “such as Lumen, Nanite, Path Tracer and Ray Tracing.”TeaserPlay went on to say it hopes the remake can “clarify the expectations of the fans” in regards to an official remake.AdvertThe official remakes haven’t been confirmed at the time of writing, but given the popularity of the PlayStation exclusive, it’d make sense for the company to reimagine the games using the power of the PlayStation 5.In the meantime, you can play the first two God Of War games via PlayStation Plus Premium, and the third can be bought outright on the PlayStation store.Featured Image Credit: Sony Interactive EntertainmentTopics:God Of War,PlayStation,PlayStation 5,Unreal Engine
A fan remake of the first God Of War game looks incredible in Unreal Engine 5, and exactly what we need from Sony.God Of Waris huge right now, and for good reason. What started as a high-stress hack and slash in which you eliminate the entire Greek pantheon, became a beautiful narrative of love and forgiveness in the 2018 sequel/reboot.Check out the latest DLC forGod Of War RagnarokbelowRecently, the two sides of the same coin joined together inGod Of War Ragnarok: Valhalla, a free roguelike DLC expansion that gave Kratos some much-needed character development.AdvertWhile we patiently wait forGod Of War 6, which might betaking a trip to Egyptof all places, fans are hoping for full-on remasters/remakes of the OG God Of War games forPlayStation5. It’s been rumoureda trilogy collection is in the works, and if they look as good as this fan-made project we’re in for a real treat.Taking a look at the conceptvideofrom TeaserPlay, you’ll see a gorgeous reimagining of Athens, the setting of the first game which you return to quite a bit during the story. Fans will immediately notice the gameplay itself is more akin to the recent God Of War entries with the camera behind Kratos’ back rather than in the air. I’d prefer the remakes to reuse the old style of hack-and-slash gameplay rather than the latest games, but I’m sure the developers could find a happy medium.It’s said the team used all the latestUnreal Engine5 tools to create the demo, “such as Lumen, Nanite, Path Tracer and Ray Tracing.”TeaserPlay went on to say it hopes the remake can “clarify the expectations of the fans” in regards to an official remake.AdvertThe official remakes haven’t been confirmed at the time of writing, but given the popularity of the PlayStation exclusive, it’d make sense for the company to reimagine the games using the power of the PlayStation 5.In the meantime, you can play the first two God Of War games via PlayStation Plus Premium, and the third can be bought outright on the PlayStation store.
A fan remake of the first God Of War game looks incredible in Unreal Engine 5, and exactly what we need from Sony.
God Of Waris huge right now, and for good reason. What started as a high-stress hack and slash in which you eliminate the entire Greek pantheon, became a beautiful narrative of love and forgiveness in the 2018 sequel/reboot.
Check out the latest DLC forGod Of War Ragnarokbelow
Recently, the two sides of the same coin joined together inGod Of War Ragnarok: Valhalla, a free roguelike DLC expansion that gave Kratos some much-needed character development.
Advert
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While we patiently wait forGod Of War 6, which might betaking a trip to Egyptof all places, fans are hoping for full-on remasters/remakes of the OG God Of War games forPlayStation5. It’s been rumoureda trilogy collection is in the works, and if they look as good as this fan-made project we’re in for a real treat.
Taking a look at the conceptvideofrom TeaserPlay, you’ll see a gorgeous reimagining of Athens, the setting of the first game which you return to quite a bit during the story. Fans will immediately notice the gameplay itself is more akin to the recent God Of War entries with the camera behind Kratos’ back rather than in the air. I’d prefer the remakes to reuse the old style of hack-and-slash gameplay rather than the latest games, but I’m sure the developers could find a happy medium.
It’s said the team used all the latestUnreal Engine5 tools to create the demo, “such as Lumen, Nanite, Path Tracer and Ray Tracing.”
TeaserPlay went on to say it hopes the remake can “clarify the expectations of the fans” in regards to an official remake.
Advert
Advert
The official remakes haven’t been confirmed at the time of writing, but given the popularity of the PlayStation exclusive, it’d make sense for the company to reimagine the games using the power of the PlayStation 5.
In the meantime, you can play the first two God Of War games via PlayStation Plus Premium, and the third can be bought outright on the PlayStation store.
Topics:God Of War,PlayStation,PlayStation 5,Unreal Engine
