Fate/Grand Order vs God of War
Fate/Grand Order
Fate/Grand Order is one of the longest-running game franchises out there, and for good reason: it’s incredibly amazing. It spawned numerous anime and manga series, as well as a number of other games, like Fate/Grand Order. Though this game features an original story, it features Fate’s world and its illustrious group of characters from both history and legend. In this game, you will take a role of a newbie master that can summon spirits of legend to fight for you in your quest to protect history from anomalies.Overall, Fate/Grand Order is a fantastic game and great fun, with outstanding visuals and presentation aspects. The servants are even voiced by well-known Japanese voice actors. However, it may be a little hard to get into if you’re new to the Fate franchise, thanks to the complicated combat systems and the jargon. Nevertheless, this JRPG is one game you should be installing on your device right away.
God of War
God of War is a Playstation-exclusive game that casts you into the shoes of Kratos once again. However, this time, after taking his vengeance against the Gods of Olympus, he was given a second chance at fatherhood and that can be quite a tall task especially when the world has gradually become even harsher and unforgiving. With his son Atreus by his side, Kratos will need to teach the young boy all that he will need to know to survive while controlling the rage that had the better of him more times than he could count in the past. Like the previous, this game has a massive and gorgeous open world for you to explore and a thrillingly-visceral close-quarter combat system to do battle with. It features a ton of familiar and new Nordic creatures, some of which are mythical and legendary; and a rewarding progression system which will see the skills of both Kratos and Atreus increase noticeably over time.God of War ensures its players a gritty and grueling, yet somewhat heartwarming gaming experience where you'll get to not only mentor a young boy in the intricate art of war, but also to help Kratos rediscover his fatherly side through the game's powerful storyline. This PS4 game is slated to be released early 2018.