God of War 3: Remastered

God of War 3: Remastered is an action movie about a former warrior who climbs a mountain to deal with the gods. The story picks up where the previous part left off and builds towards the final showdown without backtracking. Combat is based on combinations of blows and changing weapons: blades, claws, bows and fists work differently. Opponents are divided by type, and bosses occupy separate arenas and require patience. Some of the fights are presented in large scenes where the camera moves to the side. The world is divided into areas: gorges, palaces and dungeons, and between them the path goes along stairs and bridges. The puzzles are simple and boil down to finding passages and levers. The updated edition has improved resolution and photography mode. Additionally, tests are opened where battles take place in waves. In addition to bosses, there are levels with puzzles and short climbs along the walls. Experience is spent on improving weapons, and some abilities are unlocked along the way. Saves are placed at checkpoints, and difficulty can be changed in the settings. The design has been redesigned for modern screens, but the music remains the same. After the final, challenges and a gallery open. Separately, it is worth mentioning the presentation: the camera almost never leaves the hero, so the fights look tight. Some weapons are unlocked for victories, and upgrades are unlocked for collected items. After the final, a mode with strengthened opponents opens. I’d like to separately note the scale: some opponents are the size of a house, and you have to climb onto them. Bosses are divided into stages, and each one has a different set of moves. Anyone who likes big fights and myths will find this part suitable.