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From a vow to Ares to the prophecy of Ragnarök. Five games, two mythological worlds, and a Kratos learning to live beyond his past.

Michael wants to keep the life he has. Franklin wants to move up. Trevor wants to recover something he believes he has lost. Los Santos brings them into the same crew, but money never settles everything between them.

From Roman’s letters to two endings marked by loss, GTA IV follows a man who crosses an ocean to change his life, yet carries an unfinished war within him.

Return to Vice City to understand Tommy Vercetti's debt, his business relationships, and the 1980s culture behind a city of childhood memories.

Return to San Andreas to understand CJ's journey, his relationships in Grove Street, and the culture behind missions remembered from childhood.

A betrayal sends Claude to the bottom of Liberty City's criminal world. Each job takes him closer to power, while making trust harder to define.

Wei Shen returns to Hong Kong to infiltrate Sun On Yee. When the people he must investigate begin treating him as family, his mission becomes a test of trust and loyalty.

Follow Arthur Morgan through the Van der Linde gang's decline, the culture of the American frontier, and the cost of promises about freedom.

A mural foretells Kratos falling into his son’s arms. As the world faces its end, what does he change to make another future possible?

The Blades of Chaos still wait beneath the floor. To save Atreus, Kratos must take up the past that once destroyed his life. What can he teach his son to keep that tragedy from repeating?

Kratos can drag gods from their thrones. But when Olympus falls, who can bring back the people he has lost? A return to God of War III, from the thrill of victory to the emptiness that follows.

Zeus turns the victory at Rhodes into a trap. Kratos seeks the Sisters of Fate to return to the moment of betrayal. But if he wins the power to change the past, can he save what he has lost?

Kratos begs for the power to escape death, then turns that power against Ares. Why does his final victory still fail to give him what he wants most?

You have run for thousands of metres. But what if the runner’s body is still inside the temple, and the path ahead exists only in his mind?

Mention Left 4 Dead, and memories like that often return before the map names do.

Smoker pulls away stragglers. Spitter floods your hiding place. Recognise the threats sooner to understand why the team needs each other.

You meet someone who already has a past. The problem is that he does not have a complete grasp of that past himself.

Five names, five different kinds of excitement: a town to fear, a city to explore, a hero to understand, a martial arts world to test yourself in, and a Vice City to return to.