Battle designer Mihir Sheth God of War Ragnarokannounced in an interview that the new Santa Monica game will feature more fierce and brutal fighting Compared to 2018’s predecessor, in this sense, it’s closer to the episodes of the original trilogy and the episodes that aired on the PSP.
“We’ve significantly increased the level of brutality in God of War Ragnarok,” Sheth told Vandal in an interview.
“When you get Blades of Chaos in God of War 2018, you don’t get a chance to see these weapons do what was seen in the classic God of War. The way you took down enemies with these weapons was really brutal and that’s what we wanted. God of War is back with Ragnarok. , so the combat system that allows you to stun enemies and capture them with R3 is now much more brutal, and Kratos uses Leviathan and Blades of Chaos much more to carry out these executions.”
Sheth also said that the Santa Monica team is making an effort to create one. more variety of enemies and bosses Not many ideas were implemented for God of War Ragnarok, as in the first episode.
Later, the battle designer said: Thor Here’s how God of War: Ragnarok and Santa Monica recreated this mythological figure to fit the context of the series.
“When we made the characters, we were inspired by mythology, but ultimately this is our version of Norse mythology,” Sheth said. “When we create the characters, we want to build a story for them and give it some depth. There are reasons why characters are the way they are.”
“As for Thor, he’s a very mean Norse god who loves to fight, so we wanted to develop a character fit for the God of War universe. It’s a bit different than you might expect, isn’t it? It surprised a lot of players. It can be downright scary when it has to happen.”
“This happens with every character, and when Kratos interacts with them, you can better understand him through his relationship with them and the stories he creates. In the end, we draw inspiration from mythology to create our characters, but we also add an extra layer of depth to give them our personal touch.”
God of War: Ragnarok will be available for PS5 and PS4 from now 9 November 2022. Until the end of the review embargo, here is our God of War Ragnarok Quiz.
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