How to get the secret ending in God of War - ramosinion1939

How to get the God of State of war secret ending

The Graven image of War arcanum termination is definitely worth pursuing, because IT marks a key event in the fib of Kratos and Atreus that'll likely have big implications for what's to come in the franchise. If you've completed Immortal of State of war you'll be intimate that there's smooth plenty more to embody resolved, and the secret finish will add a special remark to the whole thing that's worth keeping in intellect with God of Warfare Ragnarok on the horizon. If you want to have it away how to find the War god secret ending, take a aspect at the guide below to watch.

Keep in judgement this SPOILER WARNING before you read some further, as this foliate will spoil both the regular ending, and the undercover end for War god.

Ok, however here? Nice one. One time you've disjointed Touched's ashes in the mountains of Jotunheim, you'll get a mini-credits episode. Think you're done? Think once more Kratos. Instead, you'll ask to head home and submit a (long-run) forty winks. Go to the jazz and interact with it to send Kratos and Atreus to log Z's for actualized "years". They've been through a mete out, so they really deserve it. What happens next though, is the genuine God of War ending.

It's not a long cutscene but it is incredibly significant. Thunder and lightning rages overhead, waking Kratos and Atreus from their slumber and turning the pitch a strange shade of blue. Kratos flings open the door, and outside in the clearing stands a hooded figure. Kratos screams against the ramp, "Who are you?"

The cloak flutters back to show a very important hammer. Thor, anyone?

Kratos and Atreus have presumably slept through the whole of Fimbulwinter and awake sometime on the cusp of Ragnarok. It's unclear whether Thor has arrived to seek revenge for the slay of his two sons, Magni and Modi, or to mystify help from Kratos and Atreus for the impending Ragnarok. Only time, a sequel, or some mammoth story DLC volition tell.

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