God of war free games to play

Recently, the company revived the program and gave fans the Ratchet and Clank game for free, without any PlayStation Plus subscription required. Starting on March 25, there are going to be 10 more free PlayStation games that fans can claim , and from April to May, fans will be able to claim the completed edition of Horizon Zero Dawn.

Considering the games that have been given away for free, it could be possible for gamers to predict some other titles that might be added to the Play at Home program, like God of War. PlayStation hasn't shied away from making AAA games free in the past. With these big PlayStation exclusive games being made free, it has allowed many gamers to play titles they might not have been able to otherwise. There may be something of a trend with the Play at Home program as well, and God of War could be added to it down the line.

Sony has a strong lineup of PlayStation exclusive games set for release in Titles like the soon-to-be-released Returnal and Deathloop have generated quite a bit of buzz for the PlayStation brand and PS5. In addition to Deathloop and Returnal , PlayStation has several first-party exclusive games coming in Naturally, Sony would want to promote its big upcoming games, and the Play at Home initiative might be one chosen method for the company to do so, while also affording fans a chance to catch up with each series.

There could be a pattern within the Play at Home initiative so far that might inform future additions to the program. Bill, who is also known as Rumpo, is a lifelong gamer and Toronto Maple Leafs fan.

He is known for his guide writing and, unsettlingly enough, enjoys grinding out in-depth collectible articles. Tweet him RumpoPlays if you have a question or comment about one of his guides. Bill Lavoy posted a new article, God of War shines in PC debut, finally free from its console shackles. Ultrawide looks good! So many console ports on PC do an okay job with ultrawide gameplay, maybe the hud and menu stuff isn't always perfect, but they often put no effort into the cutscenes and just slap black bars to fill the rest of the frame past the 16x9 space.

I suppose this game naturally benefits from being 'seamless' between gameplay and story scenes already. Requires consistency by default. I've had it installed on mine for a while, I suppose I should finally give it a shot so I can chat about the game with all the other first-timers in the coming weeks. It's pretty much a brand new story. Helps to know Kratos's background but you don't need a lot of specifics.

I beat the game in This was my thought as I was playing on PC. If you haven't ever played, sure. Like you, I beat it in , so when I was playing on PC for this article I was more drawn in by the idea of "Oh yeah, this is a great game that I should just play again" rather than feeling I MUST play it for the enhanced graphics options. Did they remove those "playable" loading screens between areas where you are basically just walking one way or the other until it loads?

Might pick it someday, but hellf if I replay musspleheim or other optional areas again. I am actually excited to do the Niflheim or whatever that cursed area was called again, there are some fun fights in there. Plus you're playing on an UW monitor. Can't expect too much. I wasn't expecting DLSS support, but that's great to hear. Ever dreamt of being called JohnWick? Now is the time.

And the best thing is that you don't even need to have a strong PC, as the game is being run on a remote server, all you need is a good internet connection in order to stream the game.

Not only that you will be able to play one of the best games of the last console generation on your PC, but you will be able to do it for free! Just make sure that your internet connection is working properly so that there is no stuttering and input delay while streaming the game, and you will have a great experience.

And who knows, if you are fast enough, you might have enough time to beat a few other games before the trial period expires. Email address.