Take a trip on latest LEGO thrill ride from builder Shadow Elenter. Comprised of close calls with spinning saw blades, collapsing walls, and swinging swords, the ride plays out more like a level from God of War than an amusement park ride.

(PG-13, SPOILERS) Wisecrack looks at what the depictions of Wolverine in Logan, Kratos in God of War and Luke Skywalker in Star Wars: Episode VIII: The Last Jedi mean, and why their symbolisms resonate so much in today’s times.

A group of stunt actors perform a series of routines in the fighting styles of five video game series, Assassin’s Creed, Metal Gear, Witcher, Uncharted, and our personal fave, God of War. The sound design is a little over the top, but the fight choreography is spot on. (Thanks Micah!)

Man at Arms: Reforged made a replica of Kratos’ axe from the upcoming God of War game. As is often the case, the seemingly simple weapon turned out to be a complicated build. They actually had a setback at the beginning, but they improvised and got it done.

Diablo meets God of War in this action RPG. Victor Vran’s weapons have unique abilities and resources, and he can switch between two of them on the fly. Master his jump and dodge to stay alive and to fully explore his world.

For his latest build, swordsmith Tony Swatton replicated Kratos’ iconic Blade of Chaos weapon from the God of War games. He had to shrink it a bit to make it wieldable, but it’s no less deadly. We only wish he had made a pair. On fire.

Perhaps the most impressive Xbox One exclusive in the works, Crytek’s Ryse offers God of War-style hack and slash action, set against the epic visuals of ancient Rome. Certainly the best looking XO game shown to date.

To celebrate the launch of God of War: Ascension, this bundle comes with a super-slim blood red PS3, a 500GB hard drive, the new game, God of War 1, 2, 3, Chains of Olympus and Ghost of Sparta.

(Spoilers/Gore) A look at the first 30 minutes of upcoming franchise prequel God of War: Ascension. You can skip to around 4:35 in the video if you just want to see the gameplay.

God of War: Ascension brings multiplayer to the franchise, supporting up to 8 players competing in Deathmatch and other battle modes. Learn more about multiplayer on the God of War blog.

Footage from what’s most probably the opening sequence of the upcoming beat ’em up Asura’s Wrath. It does look like it’s similar to God of War gameplay-wise, with absurd finishers and QTEs.

A re-telling of the classic game as a teen romance flick with nods to other 80s movies. +1 for the grainy VHS video style. From the guys who brought us Inglorious Plummers and the indie God of War.

This side-scrolling beat-em-up finally hit XBLA and PSN, and it’s well worth the wait. Tons of weapons, local co-op mode, great looks and a story from the writer of God of War add up to a great game.

If you ever wondered what it might be like if God of War’s Kratos decided to make a peanut-butter and jelly sandwich, this video is for you. It makes absolutely no sense, but still made us chuckle.

It may not burst into flames when used, but at least it’s not embedded into your arms, either: this 20″ God of War Chaos Sword is a zinc-aluminum cast replica with hard-cast handle.

Dante’s Inferno finally reveals its gameplay; the trailer starts off slowly, but quickly picks up the pace with demon-rending visuals that should make God of War fans giddy.

The scenery is a bit barren, but this Dark Void gameplay video looks promising if you’ve ever dreamt of jetpacking around a-la-The Rocketeer (with a bit of God of War thrown in).

Little Big Planet is now available for preorder. Goodies include a sticker book, pouch, and exclusive downloadable Nariko SackGirl (Heavenly Sword) and Kratos SackBoy (God of War).

This 5-minute prologue to Jurassic World Dominion sends us 65 million years into the past. It starts off with a quiet look at prehistoric times and the moment when the mosquito that started it all gulped down some dinosaur DNA, then fast-forwards to the modern-day consequences of man playing God.

Frenetic Arts’ documentary takes us inside the mind and the craft of stop-motion animation maestro Phil Tippett, whose work has been seen in movies like Star Wars: A New Hope, Robocop, Jurassic Park, and Starship Troopers, along with his epic passion project Mad God.

This award-winning animated short film from a team of Supinfocom (now Rubika) graduates tells the story of two brothers who become rulers of a pair of islands, trusted with the task of maintaining status quo by the gods. But then one day, something unexpected comes along to throw off the requisite symmetry.

Being forced to review the godawful looking Fifty Shades Freed throws The Onion film critic Peter K. Rosenthal into a serious existential crisis and downward spiral. The best part of this “review” is how little actual footage from the film you’ll be subjected to.

God & Famous’ Faux Pas is made of highly reflective Italian fabric. It also has a 3M Scotchlite strip at the back so you’ll still be visible under low light. It’s also incredibly light, windproof, water-resistant and will keep you warm even when it’s 35ºF out.