Sony Confirms God of War: Ascension Multiplayer

“Combined with refined gameplay, jaw-dropping visuals, and a fresh twist on competitive gaming with our new online multiplayer mode, I guarantee that God of War: Ascension will give fans what they have been eagerly waiting for, and much more.”

Sony have released some juicy new details on their upcoming God of War: Ascension, the fourth chapter in their epic Greek mythology action franchise. The game will showcase an updated combat system (although details are sketchy at best as to exactly what that entails), and will also be the first entry in the franchise€™s history to have been kitted out with multiplayer. As you€™d expect, multiplayers will be able to compete against each other either on or offline, in battles that Todd Papy, Game Director at Santa Monica Studios, describes as €œfierce combat scale of the franchise with a unique gameplay experience€. It looks like the dreaded game-churn may soon meet a brand new vanquisher. Built to retain the scale and tone of the single player campaign, this new mode apparently gives eight players a slew of different match options, along with customisable avatar warriors, armour and weapons. You€™ll also get to pick a God (out of Zeus, Ares, Poseidon or Hades) and fight as their champion, earning their favour through victory in order to unlock further character customisation options. €œThe bar is set quite high for this franchise as each God of War title succeeds in being better than the last,€ added Papy, €œbut, unlike previous releases, we€™re providing a deeper look into Kratos€™ tormented past and psyche that fans have not seen before.€ €œCombined with refined gameplay, jaw-dropping visuals, and a fresh twist on competitive gaming with our new online multiplayer mode, I guarantee that God of War: Ascension will give fans what they have been eagerly waiting for, and much more.€ Check out this recently revealed footage of the multiplayer in action: http://youtu.be/yUHtt9sUtw4 God of War: Ascension will be released exclusively on PS3; its release date is yet to be announced. Keep an eye on WhatCulture for more updates as they happen.
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