Get your gaming consoles ready! We've listed games that will make your heart race like crazy.
Video games have proven to give us more than just adrenaline-filled storylines. Through the years, experts found out that moderately playing games may boost our learning, health, and social skills. In a study conducted in 2013 by the University of California- San Francisco, it was proven that specially designed 3-D games enhanced the cognitive control of adults.
In another study, experts found that video games can relieve stress and boredom. In this article, Tatler has listed games you should try in your free time so you too, can feel at ease.
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1. God of War 4
Perhaps one of the most noticeable changes in God of War 4 is Kratos' character. The game's previous titles have portrayed Kratos as the hot-headed, stubborn war god who killed all of Olympus to avenge his family's death.
In God of War 4, fans of the franchise were introduced to a calmer, wiser Kratos living in the mountain with his son Atreus. The gameplay is vastly different from the previous games—Kratos no longer uses the Blades of Chaos forged at the darkest depths of the Underworld by Ares. Instead, he uses a Leviathan Axe infused with ice elemental magic.
The gaming experience was even improved by Norse mythology characters like the Jörmungandr (World Serpent)—something we did not see in the Greek-inspired versions of God of War.