God Of War Chains Of Olympus

God Of War: Chains Of Olympus is exactly the game that once shocked the world on PSP, and now it has finally reached Android. I didn't expect to see Kratos on my smartphone, but everything looks incredible: smooth graphics, controls adapted to the sensor, and the atmosphere of ancient Greece is conveyed as accurately as possible. The game starts from the moment when Kratos serves the Olympian gods, following their orders, but, as always, his path turns into a bloody nightmare and a struggle with himself. I experienced similar emotions only in Dante's Inferno.

Gameplay and atmosphere

Playing on Android turned out to be unexpectedly convenient. The developers have perfectly redesigned the controls — punches, blocks and combos are carried out with minimal delay. The classic system with chains and lightning strikes has been completely preserved. Battles with titans, monsters and mythological creatures look dynamic even on a small screen.

Everything I loved about the old parts is here in place: spectacular QTEs, cinematic screensavers, and a deep story about guilt, revenge, and redemption. Even years later, this plot catches on, making you relive emotions that are rarely found in mobile games.

Why it's worth a try

God Of War: Chains Of Olympus on Android is not just a port, but an opportunity to rediscover the classics. If you grew up watching action movies from the 2000s, then this is pure nostalgia at its best. And if you're meeting for the first time, get ready for the fury of Kratos, large—scale battles and an exciting narrative that won't let go until the very end.

Output

I went through Chains Of Olympus back on the PSP, but now that it's available on Android, I'm immersed in this world again. The mobile version retains everything we loved about the series, from the music to the fierce fighting. If you want to experience the true power of the Spartan, download God Of War: Chains Of Olympus on Android and make sure that the legends do not age.