‘God Of War’ wins Writers Guild Award


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  • Tuesday, 19 Feb 2019

The contrasting characters of Kratos (left) and Atreus helped make 2018's God Of War such a well-received game. — AFP Relaxnews

The Writers Guild of America has chosen the convention-challenging action game God Of War as winner of 2018's Videogame Writing accolade. Read on for more on the winner and each nominee, including a selection of breakdown videos and information on where to play them.

God Of War – Writers Guild Award 2018 Winner
Launched in April 2018 as its franchise's fifth core entry and received as one of the year's best releases, God Of War upended action game formula as well as its own series convention. Although players still wade through hordes of enemies as a bloodthirsty Greek god, this time the gruff, unfriendly warrior does so in the company of his impressionable, enthusiastic, communicative son, on an outing through Norse mythology's pantheon.

God Of War is exclusive to PlayStation, debuting on its PlayStation 4 console.

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