God of war 3 :
Kratos, Gaia, and different Titans rise Mount Olympus to decimate the Olympian divine beings. Poseidon dispatches an ambush against them, yet is executed by Kratos and Gaia; with his passing making the seas flood Greece. Arriving at Olympus' pinnacle, they attempt to assault Zeus, however, he drives them back and thumps them off the mountain. As Gaia sticks to the mountainside, she will not spare Kratos, considering him a pawn for the Titans' vengeance.
Kratos falls into the River Styx, where he loses the Blade of Olympus before the spirits of the Underworld debilitate him and ruin the Blades of Athena. Moving from the stream, he is welcomed by Athena's soul, who was brought to a higher presence after she relinquished herself to spare Zeus from Kratos. She gives him the Blades of Exile and discloses to him he should douse the Flame of Olympus to murder Zeus. In the wake of finding the three Judges of the Underworld and the Chain of Balance, Kratos quickly meets the soul of Pandora, whom he quickly confuses with his dead little girl, Calliope. Following an experience with the Olympian smithy Hephaestus and recuperating the Blade of Olympus, he executes Hades and discharges the spirits of the Underworld. Kratos thinks about scanning for Calliope's spirit, yet Athena helps him to remember his mission, and he leaves the Underworld. Showing up at Olympia, he finds the injured Gaia, who beseeches him for help. He cuts off her arm, making her tumble to her obvious passing.
Kratos proceeds with his climb, killing ground-breaking enemies, for example, the Titan Perses and the god Helios; diving Greece into endless dimness simultaneously. This prompts an experience with Hermes, who taunts Kratos for his past sins. Kratos pursues Hermes until he shows up at the Chamber of the Flame, where he finds that Pandora's Box is held inside the Flame of Olympus, which Athena says must be subdued by Pandora herself. Kratos proceeds after the careless Hermes, whom he gets and executes, discharging a plague upon Greece. At the Forum, he has a crowd of people with the intoxicated Hera, who overlooks his solicitation for Pandora's area and requests Hercules. In the wake of talking about his envy of his relative, Hercules assaults Kratos, however, is slaughtered. Kratos then experiences Aphrodite, who is not interested in his war on Olympus. She drives him back to her alienated spouse, Hephaestus, through Hyperion's Gate. The smithy sends Kratos to Tartarus to recover the Omphalos Stone, guaranteeing he will manufacture another weapon for the Spartan, however, he furtively trusts he will pass on. Kratos discovers Cronos, murders the Titan for the stone, and comes back to Hephaestus. In the wake of producing the weapon, the god attempts to slaughter Kratos himself. Rather, the Spartan executes Hephaestus, who asserts that he was attempting to ensure his little girl Pandora, who was detained in the Labyrinth after Kratos opened her container. Reusing the Hyperion Gate, Kratos goes through Hera's Gardens, where he murders Hera, finishing all Greek vegetation, before advancing toward the Labyrinth.
The detained modeler, Daedalus, advises Kratos to join the Labyrinth. Finishing this errand, Kratos battles his way through the airborne riddle and saves Pandora. Killing the appointed authorities and breaking the Chain of Balance, Kratos raises the Labyrinth, and Pandora attempts to enter the Flame. Zeus intercedes and battles Kratos, however Pandora penances herself regardless of Kratos' hesitance. Discovering Pandora's Box vacant, Kratos assaults Zeus. Having endured her clear death in any case, Gaia returns and attempts to murder them both, yet they escape through her body and proceed with their fight inside her chest. Kratos skewers Zeus against her heart, murdering Gaia and obviously Zeus. Accepting he is done, Kratos is assaulted by Zeus' soul, who evacuates his weapons and forces. Before Zeus can polish him off, Kratos is spared by a dream of Pandora during an excursion into his mind. With assistance from the spirits of Calliope and his significant other Lysandra, Kratos excuses himself before recovering awareness, compelling Zeus' soul once again into his body, and pounding the life out of him.
Athena returns, requesting that Kratos return what she thinks he took from Pandora's Box. When Kratos discloses to her it was unfilled, she won't accept this, clarifying when Zeus fixed the indecencies of the world in the case, she set the intensity of expectation in it too; anticipating that it would, in the end, be opened. Athena understands that when Kratos opened the container to vanquish Ares, the wrongs got away and gradually ruined the divine beings while Kratos was permeated with trust, which had been covered up by his blame. She requests Kratos return her capacity, yet he won't and apparently slaughters himself so humanity can have it. As Kratos breakdown, a furious Athena leaves with hardly a penny.
In a post-credits scene, a path of blood is seen driving endlessly from the surrendered Blade of Olympus; suggesting Kratos' endurance yet leaving his whereabouts obscure.
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