PETA opposes God of War Ragnarok

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PETAthe world’s largest non-profit animal rights organization, has noticed the release of an adventure game God of War Ragnarok and she doesn’t like animal abuse. Although in this case it is mythical beasts. However, the organization behind Sony Santa Monica wants the developers to add a special regime in which violence against animals will be excluded.

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PETA mode will work if Kratos spares the lives of the animals he meets on his journey through the nine worlds. In a post on Twitter, the organization draws attention, in particular, to the giant wolf Garma, with whom Kratos will have to fight.

“This dog has been chained to the cold for centuries” states PETA in the video. “Kratos and Atreus find him in terrible conditions, he fights in an icy desert without any cover. No food (except for Kratos), no water around. All dogs deserve a loving home and a warm couch, even if they are 20 meters tall. When you’re cold, they’re cold too.”

PETA mode for God of War Ragnarok is unlikely to appear. But PETA has caught the attention again, and has also drawn the attention of the public. abandoned animals in the real world, who are left to their own devices, no matter what the weather is like outside.

Previously, PETA demanded that the brutal cockfights be removed from Far Cry 6.

Source :Indian TV

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