Atreus Leaves Norse Realm & Kratos Crying Ending Scene (God of War Ragnarok) 4K ULTRA HD

[@crucible1084]

I love how they were able to show atreus as the god of mischief and deception in a non evil way. He hid secrets from kratos, lying, snuck out all the time but it was for the sake of protecting kratos. He tried to decieve odin for peace. He made his name as the god of mischief while still doing it for the greater good

[@reedified6514]

I never really connected this in my head for some reason. I assumed it was just Atreus doing teen stuff lol. Good catch

[@joaquinmoisesverarodriguez6108]

-Huh?... It's that true Loki? You're little trickster?!... Nah, of course he wants to betray me!

[@neardarkroad1347]

the funny part is Loki in real life lore share some idea of Jesus, which is not weird to think about since the norse myth stuff is only written after christianity has spread and embraced by the norse people, mostly

[@MrTHEMONEEMAKER]

Eh I agree with reed seemed like teen stuff I think the closest we got was the last game of him saying we can do whatever we want then killing modi

[@elknothin3403]

It's totally justified too because he's in the middle of puberty and pretty much every single kid is going to act out at that time

[@eiyuuo9145]

This is by FAR the most emotional ending to a video game for me. Not because a character dies but you see a character grow and find happiness. Kratos have come a long way.

[@CrunchyCrunch]

Fr tho

[@vhyc0sin391]

for sure you haven't played red dead redemption 2

[@nothinkarwy3797]

@@vhyc0sin391 Not comparing them considering what shit show he lived before these and ragnarok.

[@hyby7478]

@@vhyc0sin391 bro I played still.....i prefer this ending Red dead ending was sad ofc But we knew he will die anyway But this ending hit like a truck

[@vhyc0sin391]

@@hyby7478 rdr2 have separate endings for multiple key characters. And for me its more relatable as a normal person than someone from norse methology.

[@josephsekavec5232]

When kratos saw the depiction of being loved and nearly broke down, that hit super hard.

[@coolthings7724]

Why he's crying?

[@Nematoda4ever]

@@coolthings7724 because its always his goal, as we can see he really hate his past, even the title "Ghost of Sparta", since people feared him when they knew that title, now he become "All-Father" that people worship not because of fear, but because of love and respect. no wonder he almost crying, he finally free from his curse as God who always bring destruction, now as God who bring peace.

[@ariqsyafwan4987]

@@coolthings7724 because he finally get what he always wanted since the very first game: Redemption.... remember, Kratos doesn't always wanted revenge against Olympus, at some point, he legit just wanted a redemption for what he had done in the past, which is why he served the gods of Olympus, but of course as we all know it, the Olympians not only outright refuse to give him peace, they also used him and manipulate his anger towards Ares to their own gain. But now, he finallh have his redemption, yes, he did kill yet another pantheon (specifically the Aesir), but this time he did so to save his family (including Mimir, the Dwarves and Freya), and all of the people in the 9 realms that has suffered because of Odin, for the first time, Kratos was seen not as a killing machine or a monster, but instead as a savior and a hero

[@sunayocarissime5309]

Yup that's why he didn't really see it as just being loved but more like a path to redemption. You seen it in GoW 2018 and in Ragnarok, Kratos wears his guilt like a cloak. That mural made him realize he wasn't beyond redemption and forgiveness. Freya letting go of her rage and forgiving him was proof of that. Admitting to mistakes isn't weakness, in fact it shows great character. It means you are willing to acknowledge that you are far from perfect but willing to get better.

[@sLasHeRxXx07]

@@Nematoda4ever it was his goal? pretty sure his quest for the Greek saga was all about vengeance and his goal seems shaky in the Norse saga

[@Gizmo800]

He deserves this bruh, after all the bullshit he's been through he actually got what he wanted. To be loved. To be respected. To become the god he's always wanted to be. And honestly, it's one of the best endings we will ever get in the god of war series

[@t.o.w.a8434]

It’s the second best in my opinion god of war 2 is better in my opinion

[@AnonymousSeek]

@@t.o.w.a8434 no one asked ppl like u needa get a life

[@danarthur771]

i cried as kratos cracked sniffs. the man went through a LOT to be acknowledged as a god

[@christopherli3736]

The next era will be Egypt and maybe during the modern day!

[@tokyorift]

@@christopherli3736 no way, then this series goes down the shitter like AC. They need to leave this series here, where it’s perfectly wrapped up and we can all look back at these games with love and respect.

[@randomguy3080]

“Take care of everyone” Boy you have literally no idea how impactful those words must have been to Kratos after he saw the depiction of him being loved

[@Beforesleep168]

“ Loki will go, Atreus remain “ Hit me hard like a train. *EDITED* thanks for 1k like it’s hard to let our love one go but we must let them go also they’ll remain in our heart forever we cannot erase.

[@madlad9947]

Had me in tears

[@Beforesleep168]

Same

[@thomascavanaugh1215]

I cried when I finished the game, this whole game series was my childhood and to see him finally get the ending he deserves it really hit home for me.

[@zeorjvistr6245]

@@thomascavanaugh1215 it's not the end

[@thomascavanaugh1215]

@@zeorjvistr6245 for kratos it most likely is over the next games are most likely gonna portray Atreus’s journey

[@thefixer8765]

Let's take a moment of silence for those brothers and sisters who are no longer with us and didn't get the chance to witness this beautiful ending to a beloved character

[@mehlife8239]

Didn’t The Director say there will be a sequel

[@vvgr409]

@@mehlife8239 There won't be sequel as Norse story is completely finished here. Probably there will be continuation with completely different story in new realm but most likely that will take few years to happen.

[@samzorn4656]

@@vvgr409 If there are any sequels, I'm hoping it will follow Atreus/Loki as the protagonist, as I feel Kratos' story is completed.

[@vvgr409]

@@samzorn4656 I would enjoy game with Atreus as protagonist but it won't feel like God of War anymore so probably Kratos story is not yet finished.

[@Spacedoggo_1021]

@@samzorn4656 no chance its not gow without Kratos

[@timothyjoe959]

Im a simple man… if kratos cries i cry

[@wonder777warrior6]

if kratos cries we have to cry.

[@nitrocheese2138]

I cried cause kratos cried

[@Texlozome]

That is actually really deep

[@nitrocheese2138]

@@Texlozome yes

[@mustafa_wajeah5682]

If kratos cries, everyone cries

[@СашаКвак-у2д]

After everything Kratos has been through, he deserves a peaceful life and redemption. Perfect end for his story.

[@Kratos-dy4sz]

Who said that my Story ended? Yeah, It is a Peaceful Way to End my Story but Maybe there will be soon a New Adventure for me.

[@ballzack1747]

@@Kratos-dy4sz You banged Freya didn't you??

[@epicclosing6661]

or adventure for your son

[@vegitoda4738]

Welp. The director confirmed a sequel sooooo yeah it ain't ended yet

[@pab3247]

@@vegitoda4738 no it didmt confirm anything

[@SoulCharizard]

I just finished this tonight. And... I tried to hold my tears from this. I just hope they'll reunite together in the future... Kratos... You deserve this man... Your second chance.

[@taco_lovin5491]

That’s the part that made me sad because Likely they will never see each other again, but I hope they do it’s was a bitter sweet ending but it was a great ending

[@unnamedshadow1866]

Well the Studio did confirm that there are other Realms of Mythology. So Kratos path will continue. And we also know that in real life the Greek Gods didn't die with Greece, the Romans revived them and gave them new names. I think this is potentially the path the series will take. The Age when Men Create Gods. And the Age when Religions started to appear.

[@apinasaa]

When Atreus left. It felt like my friend is gone. I really hope they reunite someday.

[@johnstewart2981]

Why did you hold it back lmao. It’s your experience, cry if you want to… no one’s gonna call you a pussy for it.

[@michaelterrell2108]

@@taco_lovin5491 they’ll reunite very soon. Atreus loves his dad.

[@peytonowens7938]

Faye was such an important person in Kratos's life. Destroying his fate on the board so both Atreus and Kratos would create their own fate. Leading to Kratos becoming the God he has yearned to be since leaving Greece. Faye was the reason this was all possible, and she was exactly what Kratos needed.

[@abdulg4762]

Her belief in him saved all 9 Realms. It was very fulfilling to play through the Birgir side quest and learn about who Faye was before meeting Kratos. To anyone reading this that loves GOW, in case you missed it, play the “FOR VANAHEIM!!!!” side quest. After you save Freyr in Vanaheim, an animal will guide you to Birgir. Enjoy my friends ❤

[@silverbandit]

I’ve never seen Kratos so willing to cry

[@Jjw338]

His son leaving him, and seeing his true fate that he never knew was possible - I knew he’d be crying. This game humanized him even more than 2019 GOW

[@TheRealTact]

@@Jjw338 2018*

[@halkras]

These tears extinguished his burning rage

[@starfallentertainment9131]

When he was tricked into killing his family

[@deathwindowproduction4857]

well, if you watch gow ascencion, he cries too, his eyes watery sad in some scenes, in gow 1 he cries too when remembers his past bit with anger, especially when ares kills his family

[@Verdugo_Arulaq]

A father seeing his boy grow into a good man and wishing him farewell as the son leaves, the duty of a parent is to protect and raise their kid to be able to handle their own, and Atreus is ready. But not only did Kratos see his son grow up and leave to start his own path, he saw another path open for him: the God of Peace path. After so many MANY years, he’s now loved by people and has achieved peace. He did the best any father could and got the peace he wanted Rest well Kratos, you deserve the peace you finally got.

[@TheKingOfGoofy]

5:38 kratos finally knows how it feels to be worshiped and loved….I’m happy for you my old friend

[@painiscupcakes8240]

in gow 2 olympus refuse to pray to him except spartan whose worship as god of war.. Now in norse all realm started to worship him and loving him as a new ruler of norse realm.. He deserve that

[@madwolfgarton9997]

Well earned old boy, well earned 😭

[@adrianshephardOP4]

Kratos got what he deserved in the end, a path of becoming what he always wanted be. The god of peace

[@demochris1786]

It looks like Kratos also learn how to become human again, also to elaborate what I mean by become human again I mean by instead of anger having the feeling of acceptance and sadness, he said that his son has to venture on his own, but was happy and accepting that he's ready to face what comes next, hell I can say that Kratos come a long way from being the angry Greek demigod becoming the God of War, so now a Greek god who understands peace

[@adrianshephardOP4]

@@demochris1786 "We will be the gods we chose to be, not those who have been. Who I was is not who you'll be, we must be better". That's from this dialogue between son and father dialogue I knew that Kratos understood what his purpose was as a god. Moving forward and try to be better !

[@riotman3579]

@@demochris1786 make me wonder will he stay that way

[@demochris1786]

@@riotman3579 pretty sure he will since i remembered that he felt like it was his fault that pandora died even though zeus provoked him.

[@urthiti]

Love and peace! 🤣

[@Jojo-nq3bp]

funny how we saw a kratos as odin fanart a few years ago and that ended up being the ending such a magnificent ending and way to round his character

[@georgebarnes7023]

where can I see the fanart? I’m curious what it looks like

[@Jojo-nq3bp]

@@georgebarnes7023 just search it up

[@gabrielmoreth4482]

@@georgebarnes7023 kratos all-father

[@cosmicdoggo9296]

Yup he ewen has his spear 2 wolfs even his ex wife now he only needs 2 ravans to loose aye and lern rune magic

[@KingShibe]

Kratos has an eyepatch in 2018

[@Joshxoxo38]

this is so fucking absolutely beautiful the writing and the voice acting as well. THE PAIN you can hear in his voice when he says "Atreus Remains" damn man, just raw emotion.

[@optimusprimepwnsall]

Kratos is the god of war, and Bear McCreary is the god of score! (Seriously, his music makes epic scenes turn into badass ones and heavy emotional scenes like this into tear jerkers. Thank you Santa Monica and Bear for yet another legendary entry in the gow franchise!)

[@nyxsgaming4189]

It's felt really hard to see Kratos cry of Joy to see the path and show him what he deserved. To be loved, worshipped, and a man of Peace. Congrats Sony for making this unbelievable game. Number 2 Fav GoW game behind my fav number 1 GoW game, God of War 3. ❤️

[@bernainmolina7481]

Do we actually see a tear

[@dixienormus3148]

Congrats Santa Monica Studio*

[@Sigwaltherglock17]

This is,my number 1. (I only played this and 2018)

[@sharkbitter6751]

I wont lie, I cried when I saw this😢. Kratos let's his son go to finally walk his own path and sees the future of what he is to become. Loved and respected by all. A God of peace. he obtained something he was fine without having and got it anyway. seeing him cry for that was heavy. it's well deserved after all he's been through. he's endured through all of it and will now begin to reap the reward for his hard work.

[@demonNthesn0w]

Same plus I’m miss Atreus being by my side

[@connor4435]

If we ever get more god of war I need Atreus and Kratos to see each other again, this can’t be the end of them

[@AngelofDeath-Y2K]

Loki will see him again once he's all grown up

[@squashmallow2006]

@@AngelofDeath-Y2K Probably sooner even. Cuz the way Mimir was speaking, it sounded in a similar tone as if he were going to college for 2 semesters.

[@zeorjvistr6245]

@@squashmallow2006 I think the god of war can be like multiple main charecter game like one time loki story one time kratos.

[@ascendedbox612]

@@zeorjvistr6245maybe theyll do it like dmc5

[@AngelofDeath-Y2K]

@@squashmallow2006 lol.. they are going to do a major time skip for sure.. next game is going to take place lots of years later

[@WildFireGaming7]

The ending was already pretty moving when thinking about Atreus’ arc… but when he just immediately hugged Kratos… man it was over for me… this game has made me cry more then any other game I’ve played… a story of a Father and son…

[@neymar1231]

Fragile

[@jonathanrodriguez2585]

Guess you haven't played rdr2

[@jonathanrodriguez2585]

@@neymar1231 no it's being human

[@WildFireGaming7]

@@jonathanrodriguez2585 that is on my list actually

[@WildFireGaming7]

@@jonathanrodriguez2585 yeah dude. Men that suppress feeling to be tough are shallow.

[@Butter_Warrior99]

I really want to see Kratoses ascension into All Father of Realm. Cause he’s really looking like he’ll be a worthy head of the Norse Pantheon.

[@studenovavgust]

Sadly as I remember it’s the last game in the Norse mythology. I do hope they don’t spam it like AC and they won’t send him to Egypt or whatever for no reason.

[@notnero5280]

@@studenovavgust Kratos’s story concludes nicely with this ending, so it’s not unlikely that the next game will be about Atreus seeking out the giants outside the Norse world.

[@studenovavgust]

@@notnero5280 Cory Barlog already said that this game is the last in the Norse setting

[@notnero5280]

@@studenovavgust I know

[@studenovavgust]

@@notnero5280 so how do you expect the next game to be in Norse mythology?

[@nargacugax1749]

I feel so empty now… playing the post game without Atreus just doesn’t feel right

[@demonNthesn0w]

Same. Even new game+ won’t be the same at the end

[@mike.hidalgo]

Which is genius storytelling because I'm sure Kratos feels that emptiness too. Masterclass game.

[@Krep336]

@@mike.hidalgo fax, such a great game man I was feeling sad after completing the story but life goes on mate and this was one instance where the journey has just begun after 1 phase.

[@TheCaliforniaHP]

@@mike.hidalgo agreed. It's not just hard for Kratos to let go, but it's hard for us to let go

[@simpleguyissimple]

@@mike.hidalgo agreed

[@aim9381]

He was once the god of war Now he is the god of peace

[@MariNate1016]

I have never cried with a video game as much as I cried with this ending. I lost my dad 10 years ago this month to prostate cancer and he was my best friend. We did everything together like Atreus and Kratos. Having played every GoW. Seeing Kratos go from such a vengeful and angry person to a kind and compassionate one has been some of the greatest development I’ve ever seen. Seeing him breakdown here was just perfect. He fully redeemed himself.

[@MarcioSilva-fk1hq]

The man just wanted to live a quiet life on a foreign land , but in the end he became a ruler of said land ...

[@DJKO12X]

A peaceful and just ruler. He will help all the realms as long as he is still alive.

[@ripp3rjak934]

No way. I wouldn’t say ruler. He’s like captain America he valued freedom and always saved those or animals who were enslaved. Once everything is done and over with. Kratos didn’t rule. He would rather return home or set down the path Faye gave him.

[@matthewshiba3997]

Finally, The Ghost of Sparta find the peace he ever wanted.

[@sphere7158]

Kratos crying would make any grown man cry.

[@viriyananda]

Because he finally someone respect him as a hero not a murderer/killer/massacre god

[@grandcanyon-fu9zt]

He barely cried

[@viriyananda]

@@grandcanyon-fu9zt yeah

[@-gj3nu]

@@grandcanyon-fu9zt if Freya and Mimir didn’t show up he could have possibly shown more emotion but toughened up

[@sarcastichamsandwich5413]

"Loki will go. Atreus remains." I had to pause the game because I couldn't see it anymore through my tears.

[@norm32]

The subtle flute that plays when Atreus walks over to Angrboda, hinting that there's more there than friendship was a nice touch.

[@IwillRepairYourTV]

A lesson of this ending is no matter everything you face through, peace always awaits you at last.

[@funnybone6149]

If you choose peace, theirs always a choice no matter who you are or who you are with, that the choice for peace is within reach

[@ashary9675]

Not for sindri

[@daryno9048]

I think it’s more like no matter what had happened in the past or the things you have done, you can still change for the better. Kratos subverted the Norns prophecy not by killing them but by changing his nature, admitting he was wrong to Atreus and instead of seeking vengeance, seek Justice and protecting the innocents

[@ultra80sretrokid70]

True Story 😎

[@cromugus]

@@ashary9675 sindri will find his peace one way or another

[@SuperFowlMouth]

Having played all 8 official games… holy shit Kratos crying over being loved and admired is making the tears fall. Kratos is by far my favourite video game character of all time.

[@dforond]

This is scene really hit me and make me cry a little, it's so beautiful seeing the relationship of kratos and atreaus, and see how evolved in the game of kratos being a father scared for what might happen to his soon, to fully trust in him and wish the Best for him, kratos really loves his soon and this scene probes it.

[@kriss007G]

We understand. His pain for losing his family is what drived him. He didn't want to lose his son, too. His intensity for revenge was the same for him trying to protect.

[@pandora7242]

I wonder if we'll play as adult Atreus completely in the next games

[@popcultureenthusiast5587]

I really hope so, there's so much new ideas to do with Atreus' own story, new parts of the world anywhere and new friends he finds in his journey

[@pandora7242]

@@popcultureenthusiast5587 definitely Could be cool to see Atreus traveling in different pantheons Maybe Egypt

[@parkout95]

Nah god of war will end when they decide to give kratos less screen time for atreus sake The reason the franchise got so popular was bc of kratos I never enjoyed playing as atreus in ragnarok

[@benji1277]

@@parkout95 I enjoyed it, but it did feel like it dragged on....I like that he's playable, but some of his sections are so long and while its good for the story, it's no where near the level of playing as Kratos. It couldn't be, but it does set the game back just a little because of that

[@Spacedoggo_1021]

@@parkout95 i guess they will get separate games

[@MrJomalley123]

God of war 2018: You are not ready boy God of war ragnarok: Son...you are ready Hits you right in the feels

[@intrusivethoughts3601]

Imagine you kid is leaving and that song starts to play, life would be impossible

[@Zoddnosferatueurope]

It breaks my heart to see Kratos sad like this. He even put A hand on his chest. Still alone at the end 😭💔

[@viriyananda]

He finally cry because his future become respect as a hero

[@BrittaKittyNeko]

He's not really alone anyways....

[@viriyananda]

@@BrittaKittyNeko yeah i know is not about is abandoned is about he got want he deserves so long is respect

[@xauthority]

He has more companions now

[@pepehorhae]

Man.. seeing the protagonist of the metal gear solid games get subtle recognition by his rival in splinter cell, seeing Geralt and the whole of characters in witcher 3 greet its fans as the player made its adventure with Geralt, and then THIS Kratos getting that praise and seeing him vulnerable like that - it feels good to grow with these characters. We are all getting old.. but at least we all grow old, as fans and players, together, and we were all brought together by these beloved characters and games and we in turn, for a few moments, found our peace and forgot division. Thank you to these game devs for wonderful gameplay, story telling, and most of all, relatable characters!

[@Pauli-dg2yv]

Don't forget Dante and Vergil.

[@silverash896]

Agreed. some people said "its just a game" when in reality its one of the part that contributes a lot to our growth and thinking.

[@alexloyola4695]

Redemption. Forgiveness. Change. Love. For anyone who has followed the God of War franchise from the beginning, and for those who joined anywhere along the way, we can all learn from the path forged by this character as well as the companions and enemies he’s encountered along the way. A masterpiece.

[@kevsdigitalartsmore3743]

Kratos isn’t the perfect father (no such thing imo) but he is a great father much better father than Zeus. Kratos got what he deserved in the end after all his suffering and the goodbye between him and his son was so bittersweet.

[@manlymango4298]

tbf zeus' parenting wasnt very hard to beat

[@TheSaxAppeal]

He is leagues beyond his own father

[@nekranlordchris1038]

As parents all we can hope for is to be better and do our best to end any cycle of hatred. I'm thankful for Santa Monica developing Kratos as a character even hes of godlike magnitudes as parents you'll find urself in these games .

[@Gboy4001]

Pay attention to the music when Atreus is talking to Angrboda before he leaves. It’s Celtic, and if you’re wondering where the next game is gonna end up, I think that’s a huge clue for his story moving forward.

[@thepeopleschampion2088]

So we’re going to see Sheamus next game?

[@ColonelSanders493]

Also,I think you can see Tyr at the end of the game doing yoga so we are either going to Indian myth or Celtic myth.

[@evanoxbrough1456]

seeing kratos's lip quiver after watching his son leave without him and not knowing if he'll be okay yet still being proud of him is so sad and so emotionally powerful

[@AbdulqaharIsmail12]

Kratos,idc about any others game ,this game hits different,now kratos knows and feels the way of being a father and protecter ,PEACE TO ALL OF YOU,i hope to see a movie and by Gods willing i get a role from it.....

[@jamestowers9921]

Maybe him glowing gold is the white ash of his dead family being removed from his body a sort of redemption kind of to let go of that pain of failure so early on in his life.symbolism for becoming a better being I guess.

[@Masterche18]

Or it's the ash of Faye, coming back to him, being with him forever, he will hold both apon his skin. The past he can move on from, but never forget, and the golden future that Faye had set him down the path towards, and her always being there.

[@mr.perfectcell288]

I’ve got to tell you I had to pause several times throughout this scene just to process the emotions

[@kaustuvbatajoo]

"Does it frighten you? That is why you must do it." Kratos, thankyou.

[@ethanplympton9218]

Guaranteed that 99.9999999999999% of people that have followed this game since the beginning were fighting back if not cryin tears of happiness seein him finally get the ending he deserves. Kratos: God of Peace.

[@kanati1133]

Can confirm as a longtime fan (started on 3 but got the ps3 collection with all of the games) Had my close calls with atreus leaving but when they shown the mural of kratos' future It was a herculean feat of will man, this is the first game possible to ever make me move to tears (which is never an easy thing). Braced myself for the possibility that kratos did truly die, even accepting it since he would at least find some peace. But this, I just struggle to find the words to properly describe how I feel about it. Joy of course but also proud I guess That kratos mended his way for both atreus' sake and his own. He was remorseful for his past and became better than who he was and what he got in return was something the greece never gave him. A second chance, something I (really any of us who's been with the series) imagine kratos never thought would ever happen in his life, but ragnarök proved otherwise.

[@MikeNoob101]

Arthur Morgan, John Marston, Lee Everett's death. This scene the moments where gamers shed tears

[@marshallkelin1716]

I’m thrilled for all the new fans these two games have brought. But, as someone who grew up playing these games. All of these games, ps2, psp, ps3. This ending hit like a ton of bricks. An evolution of kratos that feels real to the Kratos we had in the previous games. What an astounding achievement these two games were. If this is the end to Kratos journey, it’s a perfect ending. I’ll never forget him and Atreus journey. This ending cemented itself as one of my favorite endings to anything ever.

[@deatharena227]

I never thought I'd see Kratos, of all characters in gaming, crying

[@JamailvanWestering]

I don’t think Artreus left the Norse realm but he’s more on journeys He’s more all over the place

[@marksantiago9841]

It was said in the boring ironwood sections that all the marbles they got are all that’s left in all of the nine realms. There may be giants in greece and atreus might venture there.

[@MyrtDFY]

but even then they have yet to find a way to revive them no?@@marksantiago9841

[@navasxd]

i bought this game to hit things as kratos, not to cry multiple times throughout the game

[@mordercainear9573]

The feeling of seeing your children grow up and leave always hit hard

[@TheWMDR]

This had me in tears seeing Atreus leave I hate it but I understand and Kratos finally being the god that is loved after everything he has been through this is the best God of War game in the entire franchise pure gem

[@Ratchet-vl3cz]

Scene can make a grown man Cry😭😭 3:00

[@therealdcbatman]

Kratos and Atreus growing the relationship between games was so amazing. To see how Atreus went from Boy to Son and Kratos went from not touching him to holding him and hugging him makes me emotional. Goated game

[@bob10tn]

" does it frighten you ?" - yeah " that is why you must do it " Best fucking quote I heard in my entire life...

[@coryakabueze4541]

Kratos deserves a happy ending

[@JinKolmak_TaKo]

Congratulations Kratos i Guess your now promoted as a normal npc or companion.

[@JinKolmak_TaKo]

Enought of Jokes this was really a sad and tearful but at the end Kratos got peace and knows that whereever Atreus goes his Always on his side.

[@chickendrawsdogs3343]

The Boy became a man, and the tortured God of War became an actual war hero - now that's wrapping up character arcs neatly.

[@christopherli3736]

The next era will be Egypt will Atreus taking kratos place as the main character.

[@ashary9675]

@@christopherli3736 and carry the tradition of killing gods ? 💀

[@christopherli3736]

No but something different.

[@christopherli3736]

@@ashary9675 no it will be something different but still fighting evil gods.

[@chillbro4601]

@@christopherli3736 but most of Egypt is good it will make more sense if they fight celtic/welsh/ and Scandinavian gods

[@cpy]

As a dad, Atreus heading out on his own into the world hit HARD. Amazing writing, acting, etc all around.

[@rabbialmodovar7231]

Atreus made his old man proud. Kratos is proud to see the man his son became.

[@AJtheBillionaire]

"Does it frighten you? That is why you must do it." Inspiring words.

[@Jo-Wilbe-Dina]

*_"We will be the Gods we choose to be. Not those who have been."_* -Kratos That one specific Shrine in the ending: "Understandable have a Great Day."

[@hectorfigueroa1886]

I cried hard like a man during this ending. I’ve never been so emotionally invested in a game. I can’t wait for the next game

[@keynanmartinez]

Kratos was a better father than Zeus and seeing him feel sad yet proud of his Son really hits your heart, God I Love This Game!

[@JDHD99]

Man seeing Atreus look at not only his Father but also Us at the very end felt so real. I felt like a big brother watching him leave to make his own in the world...

[@videomana123]

I just realized that the depiction of Kratos being loved and worshipped was painted over the depiction of his death

[@reddalchemy5970]

This game was an absolute MASTERPIECE AND MASTERCLASS in world building, character development and arcs. I love how Kratos grew as a Father and learned to trust Atreus more. I love this series with my whole heart and it has been such a journey. Cannot wait until the next installment.

[@forsteri8021]

The edge of the cave where Atreus looks up to from Kratos' PoV has the silhouette of a Giantess' carving. It's another nod at showing us Faye was still always alongside them both, in their minds and spirits, how Atreus seeks his own path, with the blessings of their people.

[@CDCaptainFalcon]

Remember what Odin said: “Has anyone ever worshipped you? Ever prayed to you?” Kratos weeps because, finally, he knows they will.

[@familyguysofunny1933]

I really like how Ragnarok made Kratos this man that is wiser but also a tired dad dealing with the fact that his son has grown up and must go on his own journey. It shows a certain sadness that I didn't think was possible for someone like Kratos. I have to clarify that he seems tired and old but NOT weak. He will still defend his family and friends with everything he has got

[@zaer-ezart]

Greek gods only get stronger as they grow older. Kratos maybe tired but yeah is anything but weak. He was holding back the entire game and still clapped Thor

[@familyguysofunny1933]

@@zaer-ezart I remember this one scene where Kratos removes his armour. Even though he's built like a greek god (pun intended), it doesn't feel like it. It really feels like we're watching this old and tired man process the grief of losing his wife and his only son running away from him.

[@TheSaxAppeal]

​@@familyguysofunny1933he's not running away from him. He's simply starting his own journey

[@eksporter]

all the remaining realms will become his boy. Now that's nice

[@BDMWI]

Santa Monica studio is perfect. They didn’t pull TLOU2 move on Kratos and make him die in Ragnarok, and the ending is so touching and fitting for Kratos to end his journey: became a god that people love and worship.

[@AaronXstonE]

Thank God for that

[@BlackLightning47]

Two completely different genres and storylines. Both fit in the narrative they were telling. I hate when you people compare every single thing to the TLOU2 to justify why its bad. Joel dying made sense in the game whether you like it or not.

[@denisskenderovic3707]

Never-ever has a video game made me cry. But the hug after "Atreus remains" breaks me EVERY TIME.

[@carlborneke8641]

I haven’t played the original games but this ending still made me cry tears of joy for Kratos.

[@tonya3144]

Fathers, tell your sons you love them. Sons, tell your fathers you love them.

[@Arthas972]

Maybe he’ll go to Egypt Also, whatcha mean leave the Norse realms? He never said that

[@haynes150395]

He went to Egypt before the Norse realm if I remember correctly

[@wtfgoingon3875]

Atreus didn't leave norse mit this tittle is wrong also kratos said he will stay norse mit and rebuild asgard for himself but the producdors said this game will end of the norse mit o think in the next game when kratos bring peace to 9 realm a stranger enemy from different mit will come and kratos will go enemy's mit for stopping him also i think atreus will be see this enemy and he will go this mit and the will be together again last thing i think sindri will send this new enemy we will see next sony ps events state of sony(or sony of state idk)

[@haynes150395]

@UChglQUvnXNrlPwsX-vGMpPw no in the prequel comics set before the 2018 god of war game it explains what happens after he left Greece and he went to Egypt

[@bradleybarnett1469]

Cory robbed us of that hope. He days this story is the end of Kratos. He won't do another continuation

[@Arthas972]

@@haynes150395 no, that was Persian mythology. You can tell by the manticores

[@iaueerien]

That last shot of Atreus looking back at Kratos before leaving made me tear up. It kinda feels like we raised this boi and now we’re all proud of the man he becomes.

[@UncleKorea]

Lost my father recently. The scene where Kratos and Atreus hug cuts a lot deeper now that he is gone.

[@firstlast9846]

*This is the first game I actually cried for* Kratos and Atreus last goodbye made my lip quiver and I hate it made me do that… and when he saw that he finally had worship - I started snivelling.. I must close my heart to the feels

[@dimasmarjuki6323]

Man i cried a lot seeing this scene

[@Adramalech_666-c1s]

For some reason i cried in this part not because i was sad but because kratos see his child grown up and he become god of "peace" I really want ng+ in this game and next game. I hope kratos and freya marry. 2 broken persons together.

[@bradleybarnett1469]

Cory robbed us of that hope. He said there will be no more, this is the last God of War game

[@daz211]

@@bradleybarnett1469 *in the Norse series.

[@Adramalech_666-c1s]

@@bradleybarnett1469 norse series

[@bradleybarnett1469]

@@daz211 no, he said in an interview, "We won't be doing another trilogy with Kratos. This game will be the end for him."

[@bradleybarnett1469]

@@Adramalech_666-c1s no, he said in an interview, "We won't be doing another trilogy with Kratos. This game will be the end for him."

[@rkmugen]

Kratos (2018): "To a journey's end." Kratos (2022): "A path. One I had never imagined."

[@miamor2624]

With this ending, I think Celtic mythology would be the best option for the next setting in the saga, with Atreus as the protagonist. Celts were already referenced in GoW 2018, along with the Egyptian and Japanese pantheons. It would make sense that Atreus reaches the British Islands first since they are closer. Besides, Vikings would visit them pretty often during their travels and conquests, and we already know that Mimir is in fact the fae Puck. I can totally see Atreus looking for more giants among the Fomorians of Celtic myths, who are depicted in a similar way to the Jotnar; as monsters and enemies of the Tuatha Dé Danann, the Celtic Gods. This would probably put Atreus against the entirety or most of the pantheon. And perhaps he could learn a few tricks from the fairies, since they could be quite the tricksters towards mortals, just like Loki. I would also like to see Atreus or Kratos face the Morrigan, the goddess of war, death and fate. I'd say she's both brutal and cunning enough to be a good rival for Kratos and/or Loki. That, and she also has the raven as her symbol, a feature she shares with Odin.

[@hawkman2k7]

No, Egyptian makes more sense and the eyes of Horus was in 2018 too.

[@doomrage2012]

Well, hopefully spinoff for Atreus going to celtic

[@hawkman2k7]

@@doomrage2012 nah, that’s lame

[@doomrage2012]

@@hawkman2k7 oh very well!

[@roberthannigann]

imagine a stone wall crying thats kratos in this scene

[@achmadfaisal4452]

Kratos : Son, if circle button appears on top of any woman, don't press it.

[@onuroncel7047]

I am so proud to witness Kratos crying because of joy, probably never gonna feel a better gaming moment than this ever

[@justthatrandomdude5793]

The only time Kratos gladly embraced fate.

[@josefigueroa5202]

You know what i learn from this game and gow 4 is that, this is the 2nd time that kratos showed emotion to Atreus i think. First In gow 4 He told him his story of his past and kratos didn’t want atreus to be the same as him (like killing his father). second in gow Ragnarok ending (which is what your watching) kratos told that after 3 years (i think) Atreus wasn’t ready and now he is, which showed that how kratos was happy about his son. Another thing is, in gow 4 after killing baldur for the final time, They could’ve made the scene where Atreus hug kratos to make it more emotional, but it was already good enough.

[@joeywomer]

Dammit. First Moss Book II, then The Last Guardian, now this. Three games this year that made me emotional at their endings.

[@marcushailey8498]

I started to cry after that hug!! Thru all they been thru and what the future holds: it must have been hard for Kratos. I couldn't help it. This game is 10/10!!!

[@dajex16]

There are only 3 times I've cried in video games; Dom's death in Gears 3, Lee's death in walking dead, and the beginning of Last of Us. I now have a 4th.

[@Foxhound3857]

Hard to imagine a more happy moment for a father than seeing their son grow to be a better man than themselves.

[@rickkcir2151]

I’m curious what they’ll do next. It makes way more sense for future games to follow Atreus, since Kratos’ story is done. Smart money is having Atreus go to realms of different ancient polytheistic pantheons. Egypt, China, Japan, hell maybe Rome and have him face Greek pantheon 2: Electric Boogaloo.

[@JinKolmak_TaKo]

Rome could make sense but maybe with India you know the rest are often used in different game and that could be refreshing where suddendly everybody wants to make indian based game.

[@rickkcir2151]

@@JinKolmak_TaKo Problem with using the Indian pantheon is that it’s still an active religion. So making a game where you play as someone killing a currently worshiped god will have controversy.

[@JinKolmak_TaKo]

@@rickkcir2151 ah forgot there's some religion controversy these days. Then Rome Is the safe option if i remember correctly their all the same greek Pantheon Gods but some are represented differently with different same

[@bradleybarnett1469]

@@JinKolmak_TaKo they are the Greek Gods, but they're more war-centric. Not to mention more serious. Ares, a God famous for starting wars for shits and Giggles, in Rome is Mars, who once said that constant war where people die for nothing is worthless. Not to mention some Gods get expansions. Like, Hades originally isn't the God of anything, just the head of the underworld. In Rome, as Pluto, he is the God of the Underworld, AND precious gemstones, since they preside underground

[@GetOffMyDick00]

@@rickkcir2151 Irish pantheon will be next I reckon. Mimir isn't a norse god he's actually a celtic god. In 2018 he even mentions that he's not from midgard/scandanavia and makes note of a prominent irish dagger which is from his homeland. Also Giants exist in celtic mythology. It'd make sense for Atreus to look for Giants there since that's the closest.

[@lightandsalvation40]

This scene and the last scene of Valhalla GOWR hits hard Forgiving oneself. Peace. Hope

[@Rikegile]

2:20 Extremely touching on how Kratos said to Atreas that he’s finally ready

[@ftswaee7678]

I CRIED so hard when I saw him being honored omgg!!!