The game can only take 10hrs to platinum if you're already familiar with the GoW interface and play this on hard. The game is a ton of fun and worth being played at some point in your PS3 library. Ideally, wait for this game to go on sale for $29 or less.

The game is beautiful; Its an impressive feat for Sony; The gameplay is spectacular; A wonderful game to behold; Please play this game for the right price

An egg deducted for the brevity; The game can be finished on hard in about 8 hours, maybe less

Anticipation of the game was enough for me to get it. Opening was amazing with a boss battle in first 10 minutes. After that it went somewhat downhill to you fight Chronus and thats where my expectations were exceeded.

I remember when God of war 3 came out. It looked cool, but just didn't looked like something I would like. Then, a few days ago I was like what the heck and rented the game for the week. I must tell you, if you have a PS3, you should try this. This is Kratos last stand, and he's victorious.

I have seen my share of games throughout my life. I'm almost 30 years old and video games have been one of my life's greatest hobbiesGod of War feels like a much more bloody Castlevania: Lament of Innocence. The combat system is simple with easy button smashing combos.

Sony has been on a pretty amazing roll. In the span of just over a year, the company's first-party lineup for the PlayStation 3 has included the likes of Killzone 2, inFamous, Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time, Uncharted 2: Among Thieves, MAG and Heavy Rain. That's an impressive bunch.

God of War III finishes your story of revenge on the PS3 with a refining of the all mechanics you've already seen in the previous God of War games. With Kratos still at the centre of the game you'll have an adventure just as brutal and unforgiving as the first two Game of War games....

Beautiful game – Epic boss battles – Better puzzles

Plays it safe with little new mechanics – Some weak environments

The God of War franchise is the best at what they do. Excellent level design, the best action to be found this side of the Parthenon, flawless controls, epic bosses, the list goes on. Naturally God of War III, the series's first foray on the PlayStation 3, has some lofty expectations attached to it.

The battle with Hades

The underwhelming Labyrinth

God of War III on the PS3 is simply beautiful. The God of War series has always set the bar very high for production values, even back when it was on the PS2. But on the PS3, the developers were able to push so much more out of the system than they ever could on the last gen stuff.

The original Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare was a huge risk taken by the developer. It branched out from the 2D Plants vs Zombies franchise, and was given a complete overhaul in the form of a third person shooter.

God of War III is much the same: a technical marvel, but with all the clever stuff turned towards the aim of very basic gratification. There are no branching paths, no complex decisions, and no multiplayer modes, but this particular game is all the better for it, since the results are rich and...