Does the new God of War follow the same story?

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.

I'm not entirely sure. It might be a fan - made concept or a title in development. If it is an official new part, it would likely bring fresh challenges for Kratos, new enemies, and a continuation of his journey through the Norse or other mythologies.

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 Infinity War story takes inspiration from the comics but makes significant changes. For example, character motivations and some plot points are altered to create a unique cinematic experience while still retaining key elements from the source material.

Yes. It tries to stay true to the main narrative of the Three Kingdoms period. For example, the rise of different warlords, their battles, and the power struggles are all part of the gameplay which is based on the historical story. However, for the sake of gameplay, some minor details might be adjusted or fictional elements added, but overall it follows the story.

Mostly, yes. It adheres to the fundamental story of the light novel.

Well, God of War: Ascension is one that strays a bit. It has its own side stories and doesn't strictly adhere to the main narrative thread.

The main series should be played in the order of their release. Start with the original God of War, then God of War II, God of War III, and after that, God of War (2018) and God of War Ragnarok. This way, you can follow the development of Kratos' story from his early vengeful days to his more complex and nuanced character in the later games.

Yes, it does. God of War 4 continues the story in many ways. It takes the franchise in a new direction while still being part of the overall narrative. Kratos is still the central character, and his journey continues, albeit in a different setting and with new challenges.

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.