These not-so-heroic video game characters can rival Kratos' murderous temper against heroes, deities, and monstrous villains.

The 27-year-old was shot by police after people believed he was a man behind a terrorist attack that went wrong ...

This time, it's the turn of Death Stranding 2: On the Beach to get some love, with several of Sony's studios spreading the cheer for XDEV and Kojima Productions. First up is Housemarque, which has ...

The investor, best known for shorting collateralized debt obligations in the lead up to the 2008 financial crisis, which inspired the character played by Steve Carell in the 2015 movie “The Big Short, ...

Despite pleas from Athena for peace, Kratos heads to battle once again in Rhodes - where he ends up getting betrayed by Zeus who robs him of his godly power, leading to his death in battle.

One matchup has been the "No.2" fight for Death Battle for years. But now, Kratos Vs Asura has come, and it will be as cosmic a clash as possible!

Kratos is known for beating down literal gods in God of War, even going as far as killing them. Here are the gods that he took down and how he did it.

A year after it was first unveiled, Kratos announced it flew the highly secretive Thanatos UCAV (Uncrewed Combat Air Vehicle) for the first time in the last few months. Kratos Defense and Security ...

Kratos did find a mural in 2018’s God of War that depicted his own death, which was taken as a prophecy by fan circles and in-game characters, but by no means confirmed anywhere.

Kratos is well-versed with death, and it never swayed him; however, Atreus has never died, and this could pose a challenge in his journey towards godhood. Loki is known to be a trickster, hence his ...

The main protagonist from the God of War franchise of games is Kratos. Kratos was heavily inspired by the various entities that appear in Greek mythology, and as we are all aware, greek mythological ...

God of War: Valhalla Ending Is A Hopeful Clue About The Series’ Future The Ragnarök expansion wraps up Kratos’ arc. So, what now?