She only forgot to ask Mistletoe, which is what Loki eventually kills him with (in both Norse Mythology and God of War). Now she is a mother who lost her son -- and seeks revenge. Sköll ...

Rather than swallowing Odin whole during Ragnarok, Fenrir shows up to offer our heroes an escape--saving lives rather than ending them. He's not the vengeful force he is in Norse mythology ...

Should God of War's next game be based on Egyptian mythology, then it may not have to look far to find new inspiration for ...

God of War: Ragnarok is of course steeped in Norse mythology. Characters like Thor, Atreus, Odin and many others are all within the expansive world of the video game series.

For this post, we’ve cross-referenced information from a variety of sources, including wikis, Britannica.com, the inimitable norse-mythology.org, and even the Norse myth subreddit. Where there ...

God of War’s Norse mythology journey officially came to an end with the free DLC of God of War Ragnarok: Valhalla. The DLC served as an epilogue to Kratos’ character arc in the Norse duology ...

Jacob Bernander and Askur Ingvaldsson from The Viking Museum in Stockholm are joining us to break down some of the Viking and Norse mythology inspirations and history from God of War: Ragnarok.

Neil Gaiman wrote about how the Norse belief system was his favourite mythology in the world. And one big reason for that was Ragnarok, the idea that gods could die and be reborn, the idea that ...

Things go down in a very specific way in Norse Mythology, and it seems Sony Santa Monica will be sticking somewhat closely to the source material, as we see multiple shots in the trailer of gods, ...

Talking about Surtur. Now, again, he's one of the few giants who's actually a giant. He's huge in old Norse mythology, and he wields fire. We know him from the end of the world, Ragnarok.

She only forgot to ask Mistletoe, which is what Loki eventually kills him with (in both Norse Mythology and God of War). Now she is a mother who lost her son -- and seeks revenge. Sköll, Hati, Kratos, ...