Last month we saw a trailer for Raising Kratos, a documentary about the making of the God of War reboot from developer Santa Monica Studio which was released last year.

For anyone who missed it PlayStation released the full documentary online for all to see heading into this past weekend. You can find more info on the doc and give it a watch below.

As part of the one year anniversary celebration of the God of War reboot’s arrival, a trailer has been released for a feature-length documentary titled Raising Kratos.

The doc follows the lengthy road director Cory Barlog, seen in the image above, and his team at developer Santa Monica Studio traveled in crafting this re-invention of the beloved game franchise.

You can find much more info on Raising Kratos and check out the trailer below.

Developer Santa Monica Studio’s God of War is easily one of the best games of the year, but like all games it had its fair share of bugs. But thankfully, unlike some games, they took the time to find and clean up as many of them as possible.

But now that the game has been released to critical acclaim, they’re having a little fun. A video has been released which shares some of the best bugs encountered in God of War, and you can check it out below.

Some new information has been shared for God of War, developer Santa Monica Studio’s reboot of the beloved video game franchise.

The new details offer anyone who’s interested in playing the game an idea of what difficulty settings will be included and what options there will be when it comes to HUD. Also released is a new video titled “Fight Your Way” which shares a peek at the game’s progression system.

You can read about the difficulty and HUD options and watch the progression system video below.

The much-anticipated reboot of the God of War series is set to finally arrive in our lives in just one short month, believe it or not.

To hold us over until that day gets here, a pair of new videos have been released to show off more of the game. The first looks at the game’s combat system, while the second is a new 15-minute gameplay walkthrough.

You can read more about God of War and watch the videos below.