Does God of War 4 continue the story?

Yes, it does. Each new installment in the God of War series typically builds on the existing story, following the adventures of Kratos and often introducing new characters and plot elements related to his journey.

Sure. God of War Ragnarok absolutely continues the story. The game picks up where the last one left off. You'll see the characters evolving, new challenges arising for Kratos and Atreus. There are new plotlines that are intertwined with the existing story elements. It's not just a continuation but also an expansion of the story world, introducing new locations, enemies, and mythological elements related to the Norse pantheon.

Yes. Different versions of God of War often continue the overarching story. They might introduce new gameplay elements or areas, but the core story of Kratos and his journey keeps evolving.

Sort of. It has some continuity in terms of the main character, Kratos. But it also branches out into new territory with different mythologies and new relationships for Kratos, so it's not a straightforward continuation of the same plotline.

Yes, it does. God of War Ragnarok features new characters to keep the story going. The new characters are well - integrated into the existing story framework. They are designed in a way that they either enhance the existing relationships of Kratos and Atreus or create new ones. Some new characters are from different parts of the Norse realm, bringing with them unique cultures and stories. This not only adds variety to the game but also helps to continue the story in interesting and unexpected ways. For instance, a new character might have a special power or knowledge that is essential for Kratos and Atreus to face the challenges of Ragnarok.

The post - game might continue the narrative by exploring the untapped potential of the game's setting. If the main game focused on a particular region, the post - game could take us to new, adjacent areas that were only hinted at before. This could introduce new cultures, creatures, and stories. It could also continue the narrative by setting up for future installments. By leaving some story threads open or introducing new mysteries, it gets players excited for what's to come in the next God of War game.

Yes, it does continue the story. There are new plot twists and characters in Cold War Zombies that are related to the overall Zombies story. It's not just a new game mode but an extension of the Zombies saga.

Yes. It takes the Zombies story forward in several ways. There are new maps which introduce fresh locations within the Cold War setting. The characters you play as also have their own backstories that tie into the ongoing narrative. Plus, the mysteries and secrets in Cold War Zombies are part of the continuous story evolution that began in previous Zombies installments.

Yes, in 'Shadow of War', there is a lot of content that continues after the main story. You can explore more areas, complete side quests, and engage in various post - story activities. This extends the gameplay and allows you to further develop your character and the world around them.

Yes, it does to some extent. It builds on the themes and lore of the Cold War setting.