After his brutal conquest of the Norse realms, Kratos finds himself drawn to a land of scorching sands, towering pyramids, and ancient gods who rule with an iron fist. God of War: Egypt thrusts the Ghost of Sparta into the heart of another divine war, where the balance of power is fragile, and the gods of the Nile watch him with wary eyes. Haunted by his past and seeking a future for Atreus, Kratos ventures into the realm of Anubis, Ra, and Set, only to discover that his mere presence has reignited an age-old prophecy—one that foretells the fall of the Egyptian pantheon at the hands of a god-killer.

But Kratos is not the only force in play. The pharaoh, chosen by the gods, sees him as a blasphemous threat and sends his warriors—both mortal and divine—to stop the Spartan before he can upset the order of Ma’at. As the sands swirl and the pyramids tremble, Kratos and Atreus must navigate treacherous alliances, decipher the cryptic warnings of Thoth, and face horrors that lurk in the underworld of Duat. The journey leads them into the temple of Set, the god of chaos, who offers Kratos a choice—join him in bringing an end to the gods of Egypt or be buried beneath the shifting sands.

With breathtaking landscapes, mythological beasts, and a combat system that integrates the power of Egyptian relics and divine weapons, God of War: Egypt is a thrilling new chapter in Kratos’ saga. As the sun sets over the desert, war looms on the horizon, and only one truth remains—Kratos has never bowed to any god, and he will not start now. The gods of Egypt have no idea what wrath is about to be unleashed.