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| ⚫ | '''''God of War: Betrayal''''', also known as ''God of War Mobile'', is a 2-dimensional side-scrolling hack-and-slash video game based on the previous games in the [[God of War Series|''God of War'' series]], released on mobile phones June 20th 2007 by Sony Pictures Entertainment. Chronologically, it takes place after ''[[God of War]]''. ''[[God of War: Ghost of Sparta]]'' also takes place after ''God of War'', likely taking place after ''Betrayal''. However, it is hinted that ''Betrayal'' is actually non-canon to the ''God of War'' series. |
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| − | June 20th 2007 by Sony Pictures Entertainment. Chronologically, it takes place after [[God of War]], although it was mistakenly reported that it followed [[God of War II]]. Recently, [[God of War: Ghost of Sparta]] was announced for the Playstation Portable, which equally takes place after [[God of War]]. |
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==Story== |
==Story== |
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+ | Following the events of [[God of War]], [[Kratos]] is leading his [[Spartan]] army [[Unnamed Greek City|against]] [[Greece]]. While fighting alongside his warriors, he is attacked by a number of beasts led by the giant, [[Argos]], who is sent by [[Hera]] to stop the war Kratos is waging. However, before Kratos is able to kill the beast, it is killed by an unknown [[Assassin|assassin]] as a clear effort to destroy the anti-hero's reputation with the Gods of [[Olympus]]. Kratos pursues him through [[Greece]] in order to discover the identity of the assassin's master, who is attempting to turn the gods against him. However, he is being slowed down by an attack of [[Hades]]' minions. Soon, the son of [[Hermes]], [[Ceryx]], is sent to deliver a message to Kratos from [[Zeus]], who's becoming increasingly concerned with the amount of destruction left in Kratos' path. Ceryx confronts Kratos, but the God of War refuses to cease and engages the messenger in battle. Taking advantage of the situation, the assassin escapes. The game concludes as Kratos kills Ceryx and the Spartan soldiers celebrate, but observing the dead god's body, he realizes that Zeus would eventually take action for this act of defiance. |
==Characters== |
==Characters== |
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| − | * [[Kratos]]: The new God of War who chose to |
+ | * [[Kratos]]: The new God of War who chose to lead his Spartan people in conquering all of Greece. |
* [[Spartan]]s: The great warriors whose army is led by the God of War himself. |
* [[Spartan]]s: The great warriors whose army is led by the God of War himself. |
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| − | * [[Argos]]: A gigantic beast with multiple eyes sent by the [[Gods]] to stop the Kratos and his Spartan |
+ | * [[Argos]]: A gigantic beast with multiple eyes sent by the [[Gods]] to stop the Kratos and his Spartan army. Pet of Hera |
* [[Assassin]]: Enigmatic enemy of Kratos who slew Argos for unknown reasons. |
* [[Assassin]]: Enigmatic enemy of Kratos who slew Argos for unknown reasons. |
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| − | * [[Ceryx]]: The Messenger of Olympus, and the one who was sent out to make Kratos stop his pursuit of the Assassin. |
+ | * [[Ceryx]]: The Messenger of Olympus, and the one who was sent out to make Kratos stop his pursuit of the Assassin. He is the son of Hermes. |
==Enemies== |
==Enemies== |
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* [[Greece#God of War: Betrayal|Greek Soldier]]: Mere humans protecting the Greek cities from the ravaging God of War. |
* [[Greece#God of War: Betrayal|Greek Soldier]]: Mere humans protecting the Greek cities from the ravaging God of War. |
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* [[Dead Rider]]s: These undead horsemen are sent by Hades to collect souls of those who are dead. |
* [[Dead Rider]]s: These undead horsemen are sent by Hades to collect souls of those who are dead. |
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* [[Ceryx]]: The messenger of the Gods who appears before Kratos and stops him from pursuing the Assassin. Kratos, infuriated by Ceryx's actions, attacks the God. After receiving enough damage, Ceryx falls dead, but before vanishing forever, he proclaims Kratos "the Slayer of Gods". |
* [[Ceryx]]: The messenger of the Gods who appears before Kratos and stops him from pursuing the Assassin. Kratos, infuriated by Ceryx's actions, attacks the God. After receiving enough damage, Ceryx falls dead, but before vanishing forever, he proclaims Kratos "the Slayer of Gods". |
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The entire inventory is based on weapons and items collected in the first [[God of War]] game. |
The entire inventory is based on weapons and items collected in the first [[God of War]] game. |
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===Weapons=== |
===Weapons=== |
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* [[Gorgon Eyes]]: Collect to increase Health. |
* [[Gorgon Eyes]]: Collect to increase Health. |
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* [[Phoenix Feathers]]: Collect to increase Magic. |
* [[Phoenix Feathers]]: Collect to increase Magic. |
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| + | *Speculations arose regarding as to the [[Assassin|Assassin's]] true identity. Unconfirmed sources claim it is in fact Hermes, in disguise, which suggests the whole plot against Kratos was orchestrated by Hades, who joined forces with Hermes to turn the rest of the gods against Kratos. |
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| + | *This is the first and only God of War game that was not released on a Sony PlayStation platform, and does not have bonus costumes. |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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*[http://www.godofwarforums.com God of War: Betrayal on ING] |
*[http://www.godofwarforums.com God of War: Betrayal on ING] |
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*[http://www.godofwarforums.com The Official God of War Fan Community] |
*[http://www.godofwarforums.com The Official God of War Fan Community] |
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[[Category:God of War Series]] |
[[Category:God of War Series]] |
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[[Category:Games]] |
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Revision as of 19:39, 19 October 2018
| “ | Kratos, slayer of Gods! | ” |
–Ceryx. | ||
God of War: Betrayal main menu.
God of War: Betrayal, also known as God of War Mobile, is a 2-dimensional side-scrolling hack-and-slash video game based on the previous games in the God of War series, released on mobile phones June 20th 2007 by Sony Pictures Entertainment. Chronologically, it takes place after God of War. God of War: Ghost of Sparta also takes place after God of War, likely taking place after Betrayal. However, it is hinted that Betrayal is actually non-canon to the God of War series.
Unlike the other games in the series, it was never released on home or portable consoles. It is currently available on operators and portals worldwide. A demo for Microsoft Windows can be downloaded for free.
Story
Following the events of God of War, Kratos is leading his Spartan army against Greece. While fighting alongside his warriors, he is attacked by a number of beasts led by the giant, Argos, who is sent by Hera to stop the war Kratos is waging. However, before Kratos is able to kill the beast, it is killed by an unknown assassin as a clear effort to destroy the anti-hero's reputation with the Gods of Olympus. Kratos pursues him through Greece in order to discover the identity of the assassin's master, who is attempting to turn the gods against him. However, he is being slowed down by an attack of Hades' minions. Soon, the son of Hermes, Ceryx, is sent to deliver a message to Kratos from Zeus, who's becoming increasingly concerned with the amount of destruction left in Kratos' path. Ceryx confronts Kratos, but the God of War refuses to cease and engages the messenger in battle. Taking advantage of the situation, the assassin escapes. The game concludes as Kratos kills Ceryx and the Spartan soldiers celebrate, but observing the dead god's body, he realizes that Zeus would eventually take action for this act of defiance.
Characters
- Kratos: The new God of War who chose to lead his Spartan people in conquering all of Greece.
- Spartans: The great warriors whose army is led by the God of War himself.
- Argos: A gigantic beast with multiple eyes sent by the Gods to stop the Kratos and his Spartan army. Pet of Hera
- Assassin: Enigmatic enemy of Kratos who slew Argos for unknown reasons.
- Ceryx: The Messenger of Olympus, and the one who was sent out to make Kratos stop his pursuit of the Assassin. He is the son of Hermes.
Enemies
Common Enemies
- Greek Soldier: Mere humans protecting the Greek cities from the ravaging God of War.
- Dead Riders: These undead horsemen are sent by Hades to collect souls of those who are dead.
- Minotaurs: Mighty critters that appear in the city as a sign from the Gods.
- Cerberi: These three headed beasts are the minions of Hades that try to stop Kratos.
- Undead Legionnaires: Hades' undead army come to Greece in order to stop Kratos from reaching the Assassin.
Bosses
- Argos: The multi-eyed monster and Hera's favorite pet. This beast appears to stop Kratos' war campaign. Kratos fights the beast during his journey through a besieged city, usually forcing it to retreat. Eventually, Kratos crushes Argos into a sewer, where it is killed by the blades of the unknown Assassin.
- Ceryx: The messenger of the Gods who appears before Kratos and stops him from pursuing the Assassin. Kratos, infuriated by Ceryx's actions, attacks the God. After receiving enough damage, Ceryx falls dead, but before vanishing forever, he proclaims Kratos "the Slayer of Gods".
Inventory
The entire inventory is based on weapons and items collected in the first God of War game.
Weapons
- Blades of Athena: Kratos' blades given to him upon receiving the God of War title.
- Blade of Artemis: The blade received from Artemis powerful enough to slay a Titan.
Magic
- Army of Hades: A powerful spell that summons undead souls.
- Medusa's Gaze: Medusa's severed head, that can temporarily freeze enemies into stone.
Items
- Gorgon Eyes: Collect to increase Health.
- Phoenix Feathers: Collect to increase Magic.
Trivia
- Speculations arose regarding as to the Assassin's true identity. Unconfirmed sources claim it is in fact Hermes, in disguise, which suggests the whole plot against Kratos was orchestrated by Hades, who joined forces with Hermes to turn the rest of the gods against Kratos.
- This is the first and only God of War game that was not released on a Sony PlayStation platform, and does not have bonus costumes.
Gallery
External Links
Template:Basic Info