God of War II Trophy Guide

- 1Overview
- 2Tips and Strategies
- 3Roadmap
- 4Trophies
- 4.1Trophy of Gaia Unlock all God of War II Trophies
- 4.2Breaking Wind Acquire Typhon’s Bane
- 4.3Big, Tuff, Buff and Rough Acquire Rage of the Titans
- 4.4Blue Balls Acquire Cronos’ Rage
- 4.5Shiner Acquire the Golden Fleece
- 4.6Rock their World Acquire the Head of Euryale
- 4.7Learning to Fly Acquire the Icarus Wings
- 4.8Shaky Ground Acquire Atlas Quake
- 4.9Death from Above 2009 Defeat the Dark Rider for the first time
- 4.10Resurrection Climb from the pit of Hades
- 4.11Rock Hard Defeat the Titan Minotaur inside Atlas
- 4.12Pick’n on the Little Guy Win the battle outside of the Palace of the Fates
- 4.13Watcha Got on the Hot Plate? Solve the riddle of the Fire Phoenix Statue
- 4.14Whip it Good Whip the Steeds of Time
- 4.15Lift with Your Knees Topple the Temple in the Bog of the Forgotten
- 4.16Swinger Cross the collapsing Grapple Bridge
- 4.17Stoner Stone and Shatter 30 Enemies
- 4.18Super Sized Get a 500 Hits Combo
- 4.19Hitting Your Stride Power up any item
- 4.20Eye Can’t Believe it Collect all the Gorgon Eyes
- 4.21Go Make a Pillow! Collect all the Phoenix Feathers
- 4.22Eye Sore Collect 20 Cyclops Eyes
- 4.23Boss Batch 1 Kill the Colossus of Rhodes, the Dark Rider, and Theseus
- 4.24Boss Batch 2 Kill the Barbarian King, Euryale, and Perseus
- 4.25Boss Batch 3 Kill the Kraken and all three Sisters of Fate
- 4.26Daddy Issues Defeat Zeus
- 4.27Rise and SHINE Awaken the Phoenix
- 4.28Spread ‘Em Open the wings of the Temple of the Fates
- 4.29Shine King Open the door to the Temple of Euryale
- 4.30Blowin’ Your Wad Max out all Weapons and Magic
- 4.31The End Begins Beat the Game on any Difficulty
- 4.32Feel the Urn Collect and use at least 2 Urns of Power
- 4.33Bleeding Thumbs Beat the Challenge of the Titans
- 4.3415 Min Fight Scene Battle your way to the Loom Chamber in under 10 minutes
- 4.35You Know the Germans Make Good Stuff… Collect all Uber Chests
- 5God of War II Unlockables
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Players: 1
Online Trophies: No
Cheat Codes Affect Trophies: N/A
Estimated Time to Platinum: 5-15 hours, depending on skill and preference
Minimum Playthroughs: 1
Collectible Trophies: Yes
Missable Trophies: Yes
Glitched Trophies: Yes (
Boss Batch 3)Looking for the God of War guide? Here it is, courtesy of Phoenix: God of War Trophy Guide
[top]Tips and Strategies
1st Note: None of the trophies for God of War II are difficulty specific - you can achieve any of these on Mortal (easy); although the hardcore God of War fans would be best to attempt at least Spartan (medium) or God (hard).
2nd Note: Spoilers are present within the guide (just as they are within the actual trophy descriptions). I have done my best to include all of them in spoiler tags, but consider this fair warning.
3rd Note: Should you fail to acquire all necessary Gorgon Eyes, Phoenix Feathers, or Uber Chests, you will need to collect them in a new playthrough - that is to say, you must restart and acquire them in a New Game, not a New Game Plus. The Urns, however, can be acquired in either New Game or New Game Plus modes, although if you do New Game you'll have lost the ones already unlocked (aside from the Urn of Prometheus) and will need to collect those ones again.
2nd Note: Spoilers are present within the guide (just as they are within the actual trophy descriptions). I have done my best to include all of them in spoiler tags, but consider this fair warning.
3rd Note: Should you fail to acquire all necessary Gorgon Eyes, Phoenix Feathers, or Uber Chests, you will need to collect them in a new playthrough - that is to say, you must restart and acquire them in a New Game, not a New Game Plus. The Urns, however, can be acquired in either New Game or New Game Plus modes, although if you do New Game you'll have lost the ones already unlocked (aside from the Urn of Prometheus) and will need to collect those ones again.
[top]Roadmap
Step 1: Main playthrough.
Play trough the game for the first time - this will net you all the story trophies, and you should go for the
Go Make a Pillow!,
Eye Can’t Believe it and
You Know the Germans Make Good Stuff… trophies, as well as collecting the Urns for
Feel the Urn. You'll more than likely collect
Stoner along the way. If you can, collect enough Red Orbs for
Blowin’ Your Wad. If not, no worries.
Step 2: Challenge of the Titans.
Complete the Challenge of the Titans after completing your main playthrough. During this time you should nab
Eye Sore, and if you haven't gotten it already, you will probably get
Blowin’ Your Wad.
Step 3: Clean-up playthrough.
Start a New Game Plus (using either the General Kratos or God Armor bonus costumes), and activate all the Urns you have unlocked for
Feel the Urn. If you still haven't unlocked
Blowin’ Your Wad, the Red Orbs for this will come within minutes (or seconds if you're using General Kratos). You should now have all the trophies, but if not, use this playthrough to go back through and grab any you missed (like
Boss Batch 3 if it didn't unlock the first time), as fully powered-up with the Urns you'll be practically unstoppable on all but Titan mode.
Play trough the game for the first time - this will net you all the story trophies, and you should go for the
Go Make a Pillow!,
Eye Can’t Believe it and
You Know the Germans Make Good Stuff… trophies, as well as collecting the Urns for
Feel the Urn. You'll more than likely collect
Stoner along the way. If you can, collect enough Red Orbs for
Blowin’ Your Wad. If not, no worries.Step 2: Challenge of the Titans.
Complete the Challenge of the Titans after completing your main playthrough. During this time you should nab
Eye Sore, and if you haven't gotten it already, you will probably get
Blowin’ Your Wad.Step 3: Clean-up playthrough.
Start a New Game Plus (using either the General Kratos or God Armor bonus costumes), and activate all the Urns you have unlocked for
Feel the Urn. If you still haven't unlocked
Blowin’ Your Wad, the Red Orbs for this will come within minutes (or seconds if you're using General Kratos). You should now have all the trophies, but if not, use this playthrough to go back through and grab any you missed (like
Boss Batch 3 if it didn't unlock the first time), as fully powered-up with the Urns you'll be practically unstoppable on all but Titan mode. [top]Trophies
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Trophy of Gaia 
Unlock all God of War II Trophies


Unlock all God of War II Trophies
Earn all other trophies in God of War II.
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Breaking Wind 
Acquire Typhon’s Bane


Acquire Typhon’s Bane
Story-related; can't be missed.
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After walking around and dodging Typhon's attempts to blow you into the abyss, you'll come to a round area with a shiny, glowing pillar between you and Typhon. Hack away at it until it becomes dull and the ever familiar
prompt appears. Tap
like it tells you to, and knock over the pillar. Time your journey across this newly-made bridge, and you'll be standing on a little pedestal, facing Typhon. Simply hit
again when prompted, and you'll rip Typhon's Bane (the bow) from Typhon's eye. Bronze achieved.
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Big, Tuff, Buff and Rough 
Acquire Rage of the Titans


Acquire Rage of the Titans
Story-related; can't be missed.
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After you acquire Typhon's Bane, you'll backtrack to where you left Prometheus hanging. Simply fire off a few shots at his chain, and he'll fall to his immolation. After he burns, Gaia will announce you have earned the Rage of the Titans, and the trophy will unlock.
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Blue Balls 
Acquire Cronos’ Rage


Acquire Cronos’ Rage
Story-related; can't be missed.
WAIT! Before you activate this, see
Super Sized.
After you kill Theseus, you climb to the top of that particular horse's saddle. You'll swing across by zipline to horse you first arrived on - and since Theseus so generously donated his Key to your cause, you can now go inside.
WAIT! Before you activate this, see
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After you kill Theseus, you climb to the top of that particular horse's saddle. You'll swing across by zipline to horse you first arrived on - and since Theseus so generously donated his Key to your cause, you can now go inside.
There will be a little altar of sorts, with the outline of the Horse Keeper's Key in the shield. Put the key in, and Cronos will appear. He'll offer some words of advice before zapping you with his eye lasers, and then you'll be awarded Cronos' Rage.
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Shiner 
Acquire the Golden Fleece


Acquire the Golden Fleece
Story-related; can't be missed.
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Make your way across the temple roof in the Bog of the Forgotten. Climb the wall up, jump left, and enter the cave.
Once you're in the Gorgon's Lair, you'll find a dying soldier. Speak to him with
, and once he's dead, press
again to pick him up. March him around the corner to the spinning wheels, and set him down on the conveyor belt with
. Once the wheels have ground to a halt, smash them up and walk in. Open the door on your left, and watch the Cerberus chew Jason to pieces.
Fight the Cerberus for a while, and once it's lost a bit of health, it will swallow Jason's arm, complete with the Golden Fleece. Continue to damage it until the familiar
prompt appears - press it and Kratos will break the beast's jaw, and rip the arm back out. Fleece and trophy acquired.
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Rock their World 
Acquire the Head of Euryale


Acquire the Head of Euryale
Story-related; can't be missed.
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You will acquire the Head of Euryale after defeating her. For tips and strategies on how to do this, please see
Boss Batch 2 trophy.
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Learning to Fly 
Acquire the Icarus Wings


Acquire the Icarus Wings
Story-related; can't be missed.
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Almost immediately after The Crossing of the Lowlands, you'll attempt to cross a bridge spanning the Great Chasm. Instead, Icarus in his depraved state of mind will tackle you and pitch you off the edge. You're both falling, and you'll make use of
,
and
to land attacks on him, as well as the analog sticks during scripted moments. Eventually you'll reach a
-tapping endgame where you tear off his wings and glide to safety as he plummets to his death. Trophy unlocked.
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Shaky Ground 
Acquire Atlas Quake


Acquire Atlas Quake
Story-related; can't be missed.
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After climbing Atlas' hand, he will pull you down for a face-to-face conversation. Be prepared for some
+
alternating sequences, but other than that, all you have to do is watch a cool cinematic about the Titanomachy and Atlas will award you this power. Trophy unlocked.
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Death from Above 2009 
Defeat the Dark Rider for the first time


Defeat the Dark Rider for the first time
Story-related; can't be missed.
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You're on the Pegasus flying toward the Island of the Fates. After killing a bunch of gryphons and a gigantic raven, this "Dark Rider" clown will come at you with his "Spear of Destiny".
First he'll dive in front of you, and a wind tunnel will appear. Time will slow, and you'll notice he's firing off purple orbs at you from in front. Use the slow-motion moments to your advantage, and steer clear of these orbs before time resumes its normal speed.
But, alas! The bastard pulls the old "I'm just going to ignore the rules of combat" trick, and he throws a full load at you. You can't possibly dodge five, and so you fall out of the wind tunnel. You'll steady yourself, and then enter the Lair of the Titan. This new bastard will trap your steed beneath his massive hand.
"But, wait, I didn't defeat him!" you say. Never fear - you get the trophy anyways, and your revenge will come later.
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Resurrection 
Climb from the pit of Hades


Climb from the pit of Hades
Story-related; can't be missed.
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Shortly after you defeat the Colossus of Rhodes, Zeus will fight you. You can't win, so don't bother trying. You'll die, and after some cutscenes, you'll wake up as many gross-looking hands are passing you off to each other as the pull you down to hell. Kratos in his usual bad ass style will start hacking away at them, at which point you regain control.
Simply cut away at the hands as they spawn, and climb. You'll go up first, the right across some gaps, then a jump up and you'll climb to the surface. All in all, this sequence takes no more than a minute. The bronze is yours.
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Rock Hard 
Defeat the Titan Minotaur inside Atlas


Defeat the Titan Minotaur inside Atlas
Story-related; can't be missed.
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This isn't your standard Titan Minotaur - the fight will start out the same, with you beating the crap out of it. But instead of eventually succumbing to its
-related fate, this Minotaur will drop some Orbs and then proceed to sink the platform you're on into the lava.
You must quickly jump on the wall that is shown to you, and use
to jump left, right, up or down to dodge the rocks the Minotaur throws at you.
Soon enough, though, the platform will resurface and at that point you'll just need to leap back on and finish him off. Trophy unlocked.
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Pick’n on the Little Guy 
Win the battle outside of the Palace of the Fates


Win the battle outside of the Palace of the Fates
Story-related; can't be missed.
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Atlas will be nice enough to give you a ride back up to the surface, and the only obstacles to the entrance of the Palace of the Fates are some meteora you glide to with the Icarus Wings.
You'll arrive in front of the Palace, and pull the lever to open the portcullis...only to be ambushed by some Satyrs and Cyclopes. Nothing too challenging, but you'll face a lot of enemies in this little fight here. Just kill them all, and the trophy will unlock.
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Watcha Got on the Hot Plate? 
Solve the riddle of the Fire Phoenix Statue


Solve the riddle of the Fire Phoenix Statue
Story related; can't be missed.
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Once you have obtained the Key of the Ram, you'll make your way back through the door Lakhesis gestures to, and you'll be able to glide back across to that awesome patio.
Open the far door with the Key of the Ram, and proceed around the circular hall you find yourself in. Enemies will soon spawn, and the two slabs at either end will start moving toward you. In order to avoid being crushed between them, kill all the enemies that spawn before they draw too close, and they’ll retreat back to the ends of the hallway once more. Press on.
Walk up the stairs on your right, and smash the talking statue of Athena. Break open the decaying wall, and inch your way around a circular ledge to reach a save point. Drop down into the next room.
If you try pulling the levers here, you’ll notice that it will produce flames from the opposite side of the room. Approach the door and press
, it will tell you how much the Fates love barbecue. A series of Sirens will spawn, and you will need to batter them down just enough that a
prompt appears. Don’t initiate the mini-game, instead pull the lever on the opposite side of where the Siren is. After three or four sacrifices, the door will open.
Swim through the bloodied channel, being sure to avoid all the spikes and obstacles. You will emerge in the Phoenix statue room.
First, pull the lever at the base of the Phoenix statue. The Phoenix will melt a section of ice, exposing a radar dish-like device.
Then, climb up the wall by the exit door. Make your way onto the ceiling, and start knocking down all the icy stalactites to let in a little sunlight. Once they’re all down, you can drop down yourself with
. Move to the cranks at the side of the room and rotate all three layers so that the bronze shield/full moon is fully lined up with the gouts of flame the Phoenix produces and the already melted ice.
Now, move that little satellite dish you exposed over by the entrance, under the sunlight. The sunlight will bounce off the dish and the bronze shield to melt the ice trapping the Phoenix statue. You can now rotate the statue, and use the lever to melt each little alcove in turn.
Eventually, you’ll expose the exit door. Open it up, and proceed through. The trophy is yours.
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Whip it Good 
Whip the Steeds of Time


Whip the Steeds of Time
Story-related; can't be missed.
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First turn the green crank. As soon as you do, run left, and climb the wall. You'll be on the horse's snout, and you'll see the green gem-like thing slowly closing. Run up to it and press
to shove the Horse Keeper's Key inside. One down.
You'll know see a harpy fly into position. Go back to the cranks, and turn the red one. Run to your right and climb the front of the horse's snout. Again, press
to jam the Horse Keeper's Key inside. Two down. You'll see another harpy fly to a specific location.
Now turn the blue crank. Run to your right, and climb the red horse's nose again. This time, perform a double jump off to the left and press
to swing from the harpy. Jump the little obstacles on the blue horse's muzzle, and pop that Key in with
. Three down, one to go.
Back at the crank station, turn the yellow crank. Climb up the leather on your left side - up onto the green horse. Run to the other side, double jump, and swing from the harpy with
. Release and jump again to land right at the top of the wall on the yellow horse's snout. Place the Horse Keeper's Key inside the gem with
, and all the blinder will now be open. Make your way back to the station.
Once there, press
when facing the central handle. It will release, and your platform will raise behind the horses. Press
again to initiate the whipping mini-game, and watch the bad assery ensue. Oh, and you get a trophy.
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Lift with Your Knees 
Topple the Temple in the Bog of the Forgotten


Topple the Temple in the Bog of the Forgotten
Story-related; can't be missed.
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When you enter the Bog of the Forgotten, you'll have to fight two Cyclopes. Kill them as well as their Satyr buddies, and you'll see a little dark, heavy looking object in the far corner, under the covered temple.
Pull that out, and set it on the platform below. A gate will now be revealed - take that path, and you'll exit facing a stone column. Break the column to reveal a grapple point for you to swing across, and after doing so several more grapple points enter view for you two swing from. Fight your way through the following hallway.
You'll emerge in a room with a pressure switch in the middle. Go to the wall on the left side, hopping over some spikes, and break open the wall. Then go pull the lever on the right side, lowering the portcullis. Break the wall inside, and using
pick-up and drop the corpse into the water. Run back across to the left side, and when the corpse reappears, deposit him onto the pressure button in that little niche. Stand yourself on the button in the room's middle, and when the door opens all the way quickly roll through.
This next bit can prove a bit difficult - use the crank to move the floating gears and jump to the next one - but watch out for the enemies. Only fight them long enough to make it to the next gear (Cronos' Rage comes in handy here).
After reaching the far shore, you'll fight a Titan Minotaur. Kill him, and use the
prompt to topple the shining tree. Climb the wall, and hop on the vine to climb across the ravine.
On the far side, open the gray door to reveal a Time Statue. Use your Amulet with
then
to slow time, and walk across the spinning wheels.
Now, the next part is the tricky bit. Those green laser-looking things will turn you to stone, so wait until they switch off before pressing forward. Enemies will spawn at each interval, but if you time it right they'll walk into the reactivated beam behind you, and you won't have to worry. Make it to the end, and smash the wooden wall to expose a grapple point. Use
to swing across to the circular platform you spotted from the vine.
Smash the statues in the background to reveal another dark, heavy box. Push it further into the wall, and it will drop away. Clamber after it, and you'll be back at the loose temple.
Bring the original box to your side so that you'll be able to push the new box on. While pushing them with
, charge the
kick to push them onto the far side. The temple will dip far enough that the lip below should start glowing.
Simply walk up to this lip, press
, and initiate the
tapping game. The temple will slide into the swamp, and you'll get another trophy.
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Swinger 
Cross the collapsing Grapple Bridge


Cross the collapsing Grapple Bridge
Story-related; can't be missed.
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Also known as "The Crossing of the Lowlands", this bit is entirely one giant mini-game. You'll be using
to swing between arches and propel yourself off of collapsing slabs of stone. There are one or two areas where timing is key - only release something if you know the next grapple is in range. Shouldn't take more than three or four tries. About a minute and a half when done properly.
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Stoner 
Stone and Shatter 30 Enemies


Stone and Shatter 30 Enemies
You will gain the Head of Euryale after you kill her. You can use her Head to petrify enemies, and shatter them while they're stone. After doing this thirty times, you will unlock this trophy.
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Super Sized 
Get a 500 Hits Combo


Get a 500 Hits Combo
The perfect opportunity to get this is when you first receive Crono's Rage. Four or five enemies will spawn at a time - drop an orb between two of them, and roll with the right stick to another duo before repeating. Don't shock all of them at once to ensure a steady stream of enemies. Otherwise, you risk interrupting your combo.
That being said, this isn't difficult at all. I easily achieved a 1100+ hit combo here, so you should be able to, too.
Also, if you missed that location, here are some other ways (of many):
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Hitting Your Stride 
Power up any item


Power up any item
The game will tell you when you have enough Red Orbs to do this - at least, it will if you still have hints/tutorials turned on.
This means you've powered up an item or magic enough that it gains a level - in this case, it would reach two out of five. This will come fairly early in the game. I got it right after exiting into the area where Prometheus is.
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Eye Can’t Believe it 
Collect all the Gorgon Eyes


Collect all the Gorgon Eyes
Collect all the Gorgon Eyes in the game.
Gorgon Eyes are collectables that you will find in gray unmarked chests (the same kind Urns and Phoenix Feathers appear in). Attaining six Gorgon Eyes will increase your overall health - you can increase this three times, so you only need to collect eighteen Eyes. After eighteen, the trophy will unlock and any other chests containing Eyes will simply be filled with Red Orbs and Health Orbs.
NOTE: Should you not acquire all the Eyes needed, you will have to collect them in a New Game. You cannot simply get the ones you missed in a New Game Plus; you must begin from scratch.
Gorgon Eyes are collectables that you will find in gray unmarked chests (the same kind Urns and Phoenix Feathers appear in). Attaining six Gorgon Eyes will increase your overall health - you can increase this three times, so you only need to collect eighteen Eyes. After eighteen, the trophy will unlock and any other chests containing Eyes will simply be filled with Red Orbs and Health Orbs.
NOTE: Should you not acquire all the Eyes needed, you will have to collect them in a New Game. You cannot simply get the ones you missed in a New Game Plus; you must begin from scratch.
GORGON EYE LOCATIONS:
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- GORGON EYE 1: After you stab the last joint at the top of the Colossus of Rhodes, the camera will pan to reveal a rope. Continue walking along the wall, past the rope, until you see a climbable section. Climb up the wall and you’ll find a chest with this Eye inside.
- GORGON EYE 2: This is after your Pegasus is grounded by Typhon. Head to your right, and you’ll find a chest. Walk away from the chest, toward the screen, and drop down off the face of the cliff. At the bottom, follow a wooden walkway before dropping down again to recover this Eye from a chest.
- GORGON EYE 3: This is pretty easy to find. After you drop Prometheus, you’ll work your way around some cliffs heading to the right. At the end of this circuitous walk, you’ll see the chest with the Eye inside.
- GORGON EYE 4: After you acquire Typhon’s Bane, make your way back to where Eye 3 was. Move to the edge of the broken bridge, and break open the caged grapple point. Use Typhon’s Bane on it, and grapple across with
to find a chest with this Eye inside. - GORGON EYE 5: After you kill Prometheus, head to the end of the mountain side and jump up onto the ledge. Jump up to a second one, and fire off Typhon’s Bane at a piece of wood you’ll see. Use the lowered rope to climb up. At the top, jump up and move left until you see another broken bridge. Slide down the rope that’s cleverly hidden right next to the bridge, and jump into the cave’s mouth. The Eye is inside a chest.
- GORGON EYE 6: Once you've come to the Island of the Fates, you’ll solve a puzzle involving pressure buttons and a corpse. Walk out into a bridge and view the little cutscene. Immediately turn around, and instead of going left, go right. You’ll find the chest at the end of this little path.
- GORGON EYE 7: Before the Steeds of Time bit, you’ll find yourself in room where you’ll have to kill many Sirens using the
prompt in order to crack open a door. After this is done, head to the right side of the room and hop up on one of those ledges. Jump to the chain to discover a little walkway, and continue up. You’ll be in a heat-filled room. Jump to the ceiling and shimmy across, busting open the chain in your way. Drop the the platform, and the Eye is in a chest. - GORGON EYE 8: After brutally killing Theseus, head to the right side of the platform you battled on. Climb down the wall, and you’ll find the Eye in one of the chests.
- GORGON EYE 9: When you come to the Steeds’ control area, head across the bit to the left and climb up the side of the Green Steed. Drop down the ledges on his nose to find the Eye inside this chest.
- GORGON EYE 10: You’ll climb this little waterfall/pond area. You’ll find a wall - jump the gap, and emerge onto a stone balcony. Move to the other side to find this Eye in a chest.
- GORGON EYE 11: When you’re in the room with the giant Statue with the glowing green thing on it’s head, jump to the bottom floor and head towards the screen. At the very front (back?) of the room, you’ll find the Eye in one of the cleverly hidden chests.
- GORGON EYE 12: After you’ve nicked the Amulet of Time, is the same room as Eye 11. Use the pressure button to raise the four platforms before slowing time with
and
. Head up the platforms on the right, and attack the cracked section of wall by the second one. Climb through the hole to find a chest with this Eye inside. - GORGON EYE 13: After you bust off the giant statue’s head, you’ll clamber down through the hole into a courtyard. Kill the Tunnelers, and walk across a bridge. Head right on the walkway, and you’ll find the chest with the Eye inside.
- GORGON EYE 14: After you’ve acquired Euryale’s Key, open the door on the temple’s left. Immediately turn right to find this Eye inside a chest.
- GORGON EYE 15: In the Ruins of the Forgotten, you’ll arrive at a part where you’ll need to destroy a stalactite to expose a grapple point and swing across a pit. Do so, and then begin looking for a ladder on your right. Climb it, and then use the subsequent vine to climb across to two chest - one of which contains this Eye.
- GORGON EYE 16: You’ll soon come to a room that’s circular and has a pressure button in the center, with two iron gates blocking the exit. Up in the upper right corner, you’ll see two visibly obscured chests behind a mess of vines. Pull out Typhon’s Bane to remove the vines, and use the now-exposed grapple point to hoist yourself up to this Eye.
- GORGON EYE 17: Once you’re in the cave with the Golden Fleece, you’ll find a soldier who’s very wounded. Talk to him with
, and once he dies, pick him up again with
. Use him to jam the second set of gears like you’re supposed to, but then make your way to the first set of gears by where you entered. They will have also stopped; smash them and you’ll find the Eye inside a chest in this new alcove. - GORGON EYE 18: After you grab the Golden Fleece, backtrack to the area with the conveyor belts and the faces emitting Gorgon Stares. Use
to reverse the Stare, and smash the wall behind the faces. One of these alcoves will have the chest with an Eye inside. - GORGON EYE 19: Once inside the Temple of Euryale, you’ll come to a bit where there’s a small gap behind a wall. A soldier will taunt you after removing the crank from a lift on the far side. Use your lift to descend, but stop when there’s just barely enough room for you to drop down. There should be an exposed cavern beneath your lift - the chest containing this Eye will be tucked away inside.
- GORGON EYE 20: After you destroy Euryale, you’ll come to a section with columns that need raising and grappling. when you get to the third column, you’ll see a cracked door behind the crank. Bust it open to find the chest.
- GORGON EYE 21: You will pass this right before you fight the Barbarian King, but you won't be able to attain it just yet.
After you've killed Euryale and returned to Destiny's Atrium, once more venture into the Bog of the Forgotten. You'll soon see two chests - one of which houses the Eye.
- GORGON EYE 22: In the Catacombs of the Fallen, you’ll face a couple guys and wipe the floor with them. After the first grapple point, climb the wall to find a landing. The Eye will be in a chest here.
- GORGON EYE 23: When you’re in the Hall of Atropos, you’ll have fought your way through an indoor sanctuary. Once you find yourself outside again, watch the right side for some stairs leading down. Kill any enemies you encounter. You’ll reach a block - pull it back as far as you can before jumping on top and using to reach the ledge. The Eye is here.
- GORGON EYE 24: Right before you do the Crossing of the Lowlands, and right after you get the Spear of Destiny. Right as you get the Spear, you will see a glowing Statue of Time. Drag the statue on the wheel you see near you, and use the crank to rotate the statue so it's facing the door you can in through. Push the statue down the stairs, and back to the edge of the water you swam across. Slow time with
and
before swimming across the water and backtracking to where you'll see an apparently unguarded chest on your left. Simply walk over the gray pressure pad (when time isn't slowed, stepping on this pressure pad will lower the gate and block access to the room). Inside this room you'll find various chests, including one which contains the Eye. - GORGON EYE 25: This is inside Atlas after fighting the Titan Minotaur. You’ll come to a room with a large boulder - destroy a patch on top of the boulder to reveal a vent. Use the vent to reach a ledge, and then drop down into a depression. Attack the wall in the top right corner to bust it open - inside is a chest with the Eye.
- GORGON EYE 26: In the Ascension of Atlas bit, you’ll find a part where there are two boulders. Stack the boulders using the ramp on the left side before climbing the ledge. Drag the top boulder beneath the climbable wall. Use the Icarus Wings to glide over a high ledge; and then from the ledge glide back again over the scalable wall. Move across to a small platform where a chest with the Eye awaits.
- GORGON EYE 27: Once you’ve returned to the Great Chasm, you’ll see a series of meteora - one of which has a Save Point on it. From this platform, turn to the lift a bit and jump to a climbable wall. At the top lies the chest with this Eye.
- GORGON EYE 28: Once in the Palace of the Fates, you’ll enter an area with Statues of the Gods - and Athena’s will start talking to you. Bust open the far wall, and glide over to a narrow ledge. Inch along this ledge until you pass under the first arch - then drop down into a small area. climb the ladder you find and hang a left to find a chest with the Eye inside.
- GORGON EYE 29: After fighting some Cerberus and some Legionnaires by an iron gate, you’ll need to a climb a ladder you’ll see on the left wall. Once you’re at the top, turn around and glide to a ledge on the opposite side. Open the chest to find an Eye.
- GORGON EYE 30: When you’re in a cavern area, you’ll come to a room filled with lava with a vine that travels the length of the room. Halfway across the vine will snap, and you’ll fall to a platform. Kill the archers and enemies on the right, then climb the wall on the left. When you reach the ceiling, climb around the wall and double back to discover a small indent in the wall backside. The Eye will be in a chest there.
- GORGON EYE 31: Very close to Eye 30. You’ll reach another steam vent - use Typhon’s Bane on the weird glowing disk behind it, and glide across to the area that’s now accessible. Bash the right wall to reveal a secret level; pull this level to manipulate the pillars in the next area. Now, the next bit is a little tricky and may take you a few tries, so I suggest saving so you don’t have to do all of that again. With the Icarus Wings, glide right around the first bladed pillar before receiving another height boost from steam rising from the lava. Go right again this time to find a ledge with a chest - open it to receive this Eye.
- GORGON EYE 32: When you’re resurrecting the Phoenix, you’ll come to a nasty room with spikes. Once you’re through this room, you’ll see lava running down the walls of a hallway. Hug this wall, and then jump and grab hold of a ledge. Jump across to the ledge on the opposite side, and drop down. You’ll find several chests, one of which contains this Eye.
- GORGON EYE 33: Once you’ve opened the door using the Hail of Boreas, walk all the way around to the left - don’t go up the hanging chain like you’re supposed to. You’ll find the chest sitting in front of some pillars with a nice view of the Temple of the Fates.
- GORGON EYE 34: Once you’ve freed the Phoenix from his magma prison and physically reached him, open the chest to his right to find this Eye.
- GORGON EYE 35: Once you’ve reached the Temple of the Fates, you’ll need to bash through Lakhesis’ face to continue. Do so, but instead of heading through, rotate the platform all the way to the left. Use the ram, then immediately slow time with
and
before jumping out to it. At the end of the ram, glide across to a little platform with some chests on it. The Eye is inside one of them. - GORGON EYE 36: You’ll reach a Save Point on a bridge that’s flanked by water. Take a dive into the left side, and look for the chest underneath the bridge.
- GORGON EYE 37: After the above chest, you’ll come to a room where you’ll need to climb the wall. Once you reach the end platform, jump off its right side and glide across to another ledge. Climb up to find a chest containing the final Eye.
to find a chest with this Eye inside.
prompt in order to crack open a door. After this is done, head to the right side of the room and hop up on one of those ledges. Jump to the chain to discover a little walkway, and continue up. You’ll be in a heat-filled room. Jump to the ceiling and shimmy across, busting open the chain in your way. Drop the the platform, and the Eye is in a chest.
and
. Head up the platforms on the right, and attack the cracked section of wall by the second one. Climb through the hole to find a chest with this Eye inside.
, and once he dies, pick him up again with
. Use him to jam the second set of gears like you’re supposed to, but then make your way to the first set of gears by where you entered. They will have also stopped; smash them and you’ll find the Eye inside a chest in this new alcove.
to reverse the Stare, and smash the wall behind the faces. One of these alcoves will have the chest with an Eye inside.
and
before swimming across the water and backtracking to where you'll see an apparently unguarded chest on your left. Simply walk over the gray pressure pad (when time isn't slowed, stepping on this pressure pad will lower the gate and block access to the room). Inside this room you'll find various chests, including one which contains the Eye.
and
before jumping out to it. At the end of the ram, glide across to a little platform with some chests on it. The Eye is inside one of them.[top]
Go Make a Pillow! 
Collect all the Phoenix Feathers


Collect all the Phoenix Feathers
Collect all the Phoenix Feathers in the game.
Phoenix Feathers are collectables that you will find in gray unmarked chests (the same kind Urns and Gorgon Eyes appear in). Attaining six Phoenix Feathers will increase your overall magic - you can increase this three times, so you only need to collect eighteen Feathers. After eighteen, the trophy will unlock and any other chests containing Feathers will simply be filled with Red Orbs and Magic Orbs.
NOTE: Should you not acquire all the Feathers needed, you will have to collect them in a New Game. You cannot simply get the ones you missed in a New Game Plus; you must begin from scratch.
Phoenix Feathers are collectables that you will find in gray unmarked chests (the same kind Urns and Gorgon Eyes appear in). Attaining six Phoenix Feathers will increase your overall magic - you can increase this three times, so you only need to collect eighteen Feathers. After eighteen, the trophy will unlock and any other chests containing Feathers will simply be filled with Red Orbs and Magic Orbs.
NOTE: Should you not acquire all the Feathers needed, you will have to collect them in a New Game. You cannot simply get the ones you missed in a New Game Plus; you must begin from scratch.
PHOENIX FEATHER LOCATIONS:
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- PHOENIX FEATHER 1: After you leave Prometheus hanging, you’ll come to a cave. Grapple across the chasm, and you’ll see a chest behind some bars. At your first opportunity, turn right and slide down a second rope. IMMEDIATELY grapple back up again, and you’ll see the gate closing. Roll under and open the chest to receive your first Feather.
- PHOENIX FEATHER 2: Once you acquire Typhon’s Bane, head back to the center platform. Kill the spawning soldiers, and follow the walkway that leads from the platform’s left. You’ll find several chests frozen in place near a fire - with spawning soldiers. Grab the soldiers with
and throw them into the fire with
. Throw enough and the chests will thaw out - grab the feather from the chest in the far right. - PHOENIX FEATHER 3: After you shoot down Prometheus, you’ll clamber up some ledges. Select Typhon’s Bane and shoot at a block of wood to lower a rope; climb the rope and jump up some ledges until you arrive at a climbable wall. Move across it into a small cave to find the Feather in the middle chest.
- PHOENIX FEATHER 4: After you drop from Pegasus to the Cliffs of Lakhesis, you’ll come to a Save Point. From there, head left to the walkway’s end. You’ll find this Feather in a chest tucked away inside an alcove.
- PHOENIX FEATHER 5: After you acquire Cronos' Rage, you'll exit to the left of the room and up on the platform will be a Save Point. Head to the platform's right side, and run to the walkway's end. The chest containing the Feather will be there.
- PHOENIX FEATHER 6: You’ll come to a bit where you’ll climb up a waterfall/pond structure. Slide down the climbable wall to the lower ridge, where you need to head right and slide down another section. Break open the cracked bit in front of you, and the Feather is inside the secret area.
- PHOENIX FEATHER 7: When you’re in the room with the giant Statue with the glowing green thing on it’s head, jump to the bottom floor and head towards the screen. At the very front (back?) of the room, you’ll find the Feather in one of the cleverly hidden chests.
- PHOENIX FEATHER 8: In the same room as Feather 7, the Feather is in a chest to the left of the massive stone head. After breaking it off, simply drop to the little walkway and come around to the left.
- PHOENIX FEATHER 9: After you fight some Cyclopes and their Riders in the Bog of the Forgotten, you’ll see a dark block barring the way to an iron gate. Remove the block, and once inside the little hallway look for a large marble block in the corner. Double jump from the top of this block and smash the hanging block to dislodge the chest with this Feather inside.
- PHOENIX FEATHER 10: After you clog up the gears before getting the Golden Fleece, head to your left around the corner past the conveyor belts. You’ll find this chest there.
- PHOENIX FEATHER 11: After you grab the Golden Fleece, backtrack to the area with the conveyor belts and the faces emitting Gorgon Stares. Use
to reverse the Stare, and smash the wall behind the faces. One of these alcoves will have the chest with a Feather inside. - PHOENIX FEATHER 12: Once inside the Temple of Euryale, you’ll come to a bit where there’s a small gap behind a wall. A soldier will taunt you after removing the crank from a lift on the far side. Use your lift to descend to the bottom. Attack the snake head on the wall and you’ll find a chest with this Feather inside.
- PHOENIX FEATHER 13: This is after you defeat Euryale, in the column-grappling area. When you’re on the final column, swing over to a ledge on your right. You’ll find the Feather in a chest there.
- PHOENIX FEATHER 14: You’ll be walking across some narrow wooden beams, but be forced to inch along a ridge on the wall. Once you reach the platform at the end, turn around and climb up the rope you’ll see. You’ll emerge in a small cavern - the Feather’s hiding in a chest here.
- PHOENIX FEATHER 15: Once in the Hall of Atropos, you’ll go through a little area to attain a block. Once you’ve used the block as a stepping stool to reach the bridge, head to the other end of the walkway. Jump over some bushes on the left and the Feather’s yours.
- PHOENIX FEATHER 16: You’ll come to a part where you cause roots to grow by stepping on small mounds. Head to the center platform, and drop down to a small ledge between the two trees. The Feather is in the chest sitting there.
- PHOENIX FEATHER 17: Right before you do the Crossing of the Lowlands, and right after you get the Spear of Destiny.
Right as you get the Spear, you will see a glowing Statue of Time. Drag the statue on the wheel you see near you, and use the crank to rotate the statue so it's facing the door you can in through. Push the statue down the stairs, and back to the edge of the water you swam across. Slow time with
and
before swimming across the water and backtracking to where you'll see an apparently unguarded chest on your left.
Simply walk over the gray pressure pad (when time isn't slowed, stepping on this pressure pad will lower the gate and block access to the room). Inside this room you'll find various chests, including one which contains the Feather. - PHOENIX FEATHER 18: Once you’re inside Atlas, you’ll quickly encounter what looks like stacked vertebrae in your way. You’ll need to pull them out, and then drag them behind you as you enter the doorway. Once on the other side of the doorway, the vertebrae will catch on a ledge. Jump to the ledge above using the vertebrae as a jumping-off point. The Feather is in a chest there.
- PHOENIX FEATHER 19: After killing the Titan Minotaur, he’ll leave behind a boulder. Drag it over to the edge of the platform by an opening, and use the Icarus Wings to glide over to the ledge. Pull yourself up and move over another ledge. Look down and to the left - you’ll see the platform with this Feather on it. Glide over.
- PHOENIX FEATHER 20: Once you emerge into the open patio area after entering the Palace of the Fates, climb a ladder on the right side. Turn the crank and immediately use
and
to slow time before gliding across to the platform where the flames where. Open the chest you see in the small alcove. - PHOENIX FEATHER 21: When you enter the Garden of the Gods area, you’ll encounter a statue of Athena that won’t shut up. Immediately hang a left to find this Feather inside a chest.
- PHOENIX FEATHER 22: After you thaw out the Fire Phoenix Statue, use it to melt the alcove to the right of where you enter the room. The Feather is inside the chest that lies within.
- PHOENIX FEATHER 23: After you complete the elevator/ceiling push sequence in The Underground, move to the bottom of the screen to find this Feather in a chest.
- PHOENIX FEATHER 24: Located right after the lava-filled cavern with the snapping vine. After you cross, you’ll see a steam vent in your path - use Typhon’s Bane on the weird glowing disk behind it, and glide across to the area that’s now accessible. You’ll find this Feather in a chest inside.
- PHOENIX FEATHER 25: When awakening the Phoenix, you’ll come to a room that has a wall of flame continually coming at you - you’ll need to protect yourself by pushing a statue. Push the statue to the ride side of the room, and open the gate there - it won’t be easy as the enemies will likely interfere. The Feather is in a chest inside.
- PHOENIX FEATHER 26: After the Phoenix rides the magma to the surface, you’ll head up some spiral stairs you reach via a steam vent. At the end of the stairs, continue heading to the left. You’ll find a chest containing this Feather.
- PHOENIX FEATHER 27: Once you’ve freed the Phoenix from his magma prison and physically reached him, open the chest to his left to find this Eye.
- PHOENIX FEATHER 28: Once you’ve reached the Temple of the Fates, you’ll need to bash through Lakhesis’ face to continue. Do so, but instead of heading through, rotate the platform all the way to the left. Use the ram, then immediately slow time with
and
before jumping out to it. At the end of the ram, glide across to a little platform with some chests on it. The Feather is inside one of them. - PHOENIX FEATHER 29: You’ll reach a Save Point on a bridge that’s flanked by water. Take a dive into the right side, and look for the chest underneath the bridge.
- PHOENIX FEATHER 30: After the above chest, you’ll come to a room where you’ll need to climb the wall. Once you reach the end platform, jump off its right side and glide across to another ledge. Climb up to find a chest containing the final Feather.
and throw them into the fire with
. Throw enough and the chests will thaw out - grab the feather from the chest in the far right.
to reverse the Stare, and smash the wall behind the faces. One of these alcoves will have the chest with a Feather inside.
and
before swimming across the water and backtracking to where you'll see an apparently unguarded chest on your left.
Simply walk over the gray pressure pad (when time isn't slowed, stepping on this pressure pad will lower the gate and block access to the room). Inside this room you'll find various chests, including one which contains the Feather.
and
to slow time before gliding across to the platform where the flames where. Open the chest you see in the small alcove.
and
before jumping out to it. At the end of the ram, glide across to a little platform with some chests on it. The Feather is inside one of them.[top]
Eye Sore 
Collect 20 Cyclops Eyes


Collect 20 Cyclops Eyes
This sounds a little painful, as you don't face too many Cyclopes in the game, and you often don't get the chance to use the
prompt to kill them. I finished my first playthrough with only five eyes - however, your collected eyes track through all playthroughs and Challenge completions, which means there's a very easy way to get all twenty.
When you beat the game, you unlock The Challenge of the Titans - series of seven objectives you'll need to complete within the time limit (see
Bleeding Thumbs).
The first Challenge will ask you to rip out a Cyclops eye within forty seconds. This isn't too hard, and shouldn't take you more than twenty seconds. Once done, the Challenge is completed and you've added another eye to your total. You can replay this Challenge until you've collected all the eyes, at which point the trophy will unlock.
NOTE: Be sure to save your progress and quit to the challenge selection screen between each go. If you simply select "Restart Challenge", you'll lose the eye you just gained.
Alternatively, if you complete the Challenge of the Titans with a "Titan" ranking overall, you will unlock Arena of the Fates. This customizable battle experience allows you to select who you fight and how - from here you can choose your enemies as all Cyclops Berserkers (as they're the only one that allow you to take eyes) and set them to respawn indefinitely - you can earn all the eyes you need in less than ten minutes (thanks to Fear__no__Evil for this).
prompt to kill them. I finished my first playthrough with only five eyes - however, your collected eyes track through all playthroughs and Challenge completions, which means there's a very easy way to get all twenty.When you beat the game, you unlock The Challenge of the Titans - series of seven objectives you'll need to complete within the time limit (see
Bleeding Thumbs). The first Challenge will ask you to rip out a Cyclops eye within forty seconds. This isn't too hard, and shouldn't take you more than twenty seconds. Once done, the Challenge is completed and you've added another eye to your total. You can replay this Challenge until you've collected all the eyes, at which point the trophy will unlock.
NOTE: Be sure to save your progress and quit to the challenge selection screen between each go. If you simply select "Restart Challenge", you'll lose the eye you just gained.
Alternatively, if you complete the Challenge of the Titans with a "Titan" ranking overall, you will unlock Arena of the Fates. This customizable battle experience allows you to select who you fight and how - from here you can choose your enemies as all Cyclops Berserkers (as they're the only one that allow you to take eyes) and set them to respawn indefinitely - you can earn all the eyes you need in less than ten minutes (thanks to Fear__no__Evil for this).
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Boss Batch 1 
Kill the Colossus of Rhodes, the Dark Rider, and Theseus


Kill the Colossus of Rhodes, the Dark Rider, and Theseus
Story related; can't be missed.
Defeat the first three bosses in the game. For tips or a walkthrough on defeating a specific one, check the spoilers.
The first real boss you fight in the game. He'll harass you throughout the first level, occasionally popping in to say "hi". You'll come to a point with some "context-sensitive moves" (those fun mini-games) where you'll scar his cheeks and gouge out his eyes.
To be honest, this guy's a bit of a pushover. The first time you meet him, just utilize the slow-motion moments to dodge his purple orbs - that is, until he cheats and knocks you off.
Man, this guy's annoying.
Defeat the first three bosses in the game. For tips or a walkthrough on defeating a specific one, check the spoilers.
COLOSSUS OF RHODES:
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The first real boss you fight in the game. He'll harass you throughout the first level, occasionally popping in to say "hi". You'll come to a point with some "context-sensitive moves" (those fun mini-games) where you'll scar his cheeks and gouge out his eyes.
After that, you'll continue on for a while before the Blade of Olympus bit. Zeus will send the sword down from the skies, and you have to drain your godly abilities into it. Sounds easy, right? WRONG.
The first go is actually rather easy. You'll press
by his dismembered hand to throw it at him and daze him. While he's loopy, approach the Blade and hold
to drain your red orbs into it.
Now the Tin Man's mad. He'll start jabbing his stump into the ground to make these fiery blue fissures appear - fortunately, they always appear in the same spots, so after a few times of having your ass scorched you'll know exactly how to dodge this. You still have your magic, too, so just spam Rage of Poseidon until he gets dazed again. When he does, approach the Blade once more and press
to siphon your magic away this time.
You're even less powerful now. Simply continue dodging his stump attack, and jump when he brings his fist down to dodge the shock wave. Hit him once or twice each time he does with the Blades of Athena to slowly wear him down again. When he slumps for the third time, approach the Blade and
your health away.
But don't fear! You now have the Blade of Olympus fully charged! Hit his arm once or twice before you blast out an energy bolt at his side. When the hole appears, you'll hop inside to attack him from within.
The next bit is simple, just work your way up whilst destroying his glowing blue innards as the game directs you. Eventually you'll be right behind his face. Hop on the platform to your right to lower the pendulum. Hop down and hack it a few times until it's swinging the full range, side to side. Climb back up on the platform, raise the pendulum with the lever, and climb across behind the pendulum as it protects you from the blue magic.
Then simply break the chain on the final pole, and shove the Blade in for the killing blow!
DARK RIDER:
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To be honest, this guy's a bit of a pushover. The first time you meet him, just utilize the slow-motion moments to dodge his purple orbs - that is, until he cheats and knocks you off.
The second time you meet, after the bit with Typhon, again dodge his orbs and ranged attacks when he throws them at you, and whenever he comes in close, just unleash the Blades of Athena on him.
Before you know it, you'll be hopping over to his side to say "hello". Perform the button sequences and you'll be rewarded with him being stabbed, and his beasties stabbed through the skull after its wing is torn off. Boss fight over.
THESEUS:
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Man, this guy's annoying.
He'll start off on the ground with you. Just beat on him with your Blades of Athena until he hops up on top of the door. At this point he'll start calling down little ice-bolts at you, and he'll pop up spikes from the ground. Dodge the ice-bolts when they're halfway to you, and just roll when you see the ground crack in order to avoid the spikes.
He'll also summon minotaurs. You can kill them the normal way, but if you use the mini-game method you'll get twice as many Health and Magic Orbs, so I recommend using that method.
All the while, you should be whittling down his health with Typhon's Bane. Eventually, he'll lose his footing and that familiar
will appear above his head. Complete the mini-game to stab him with his own weapon, pinning him to the door, and then bash his skull repeatedly with the door. Trophy unlocked!
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Boss Batch 2 
Kill the Barbarian King, Euryale, and Perseus


Kill the Barbarian King, Euryale, and Perseus
Story related; can't be missed.
Defeat the second three bosses in the game. For tips or a walkthrough on defeating a specific one, check the spoilers.
This guy will take you by surprise - he'll ride past on his horse while you're walking in the forest. Hit the button prompts, or get smashed against obstacles - your call.
This is one ugly lady, and probably one of your most satisfying kills.
This guy's pretty annoying, too, but not all that hard.
Defeat the second three bosses in the game. For tips or a walkthrough on defeating a specific one, check the spoilers.
THE BARBARIAN KING:
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This guy will take you by surprise - he'll ride past on his horse while you're walking in the forest. Hit the button prompts, or get smashed against obstacles - your call.
Now, when the fight starts proper, he'll still be on his horse. Not very fair, right? Dodge his charging attacks and wear him down - eventually a
prompt will appear. Press it and kill his horse.
Now that he's on foot, you'll notice those flashing lights linger - they're souls. His attacks now consist of a sweeping, circular attack; a pounding area damage; and the summoning of four ghost soldiers.
Just continue to wear down his health. Don't pay much attention to his minions (although you can laugh when an old friend shows up), they tend to get killed in the crossfire anyway.
Once you've damaged him enough, he'll leak some health for you. Then he'll double in size - just keep attacking. Eventually he'll shrink again, and a
prompt will appear. Follow the buttons on-screen to steal his hammer, bust his gut, break his back and smash his face in.
EURYALE:
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This is one ugly lady, and probably one of your most satisfying kills.
The fight will start out with her following you around. Whenever a red orb gathers near her mouth, get ready to dodge - other than that, just keep whittling away her health. Eventually she'll falter and bleed a few Health and Magic Orbs for you before winding herself around a column.
THIS IS YOUR CHANCE! Don't let up the assault, just hammer away at her. Again, if you see a red orb gather, retreat and get ready to use the Golden Fleece with
- a shock wave will race toward you and you'll need expert timing to deflect it and avoiding the stony treatment. If you do become victim, shake that analog stick as fast as you can, or Euryale will body slam you. Should she leave her column for this purpose (and you survive), just hit her once or twice and she'll retreat again.
Eventually, she'll slump on the column, and the
prompt will appear. Complete the mini-game to bring the pillar down on her head, and then repeat this whole process for the second column. Once both are down, she'll begin to chase you again.
At this point, just continue hitting her until a final
prompt appears. Complete the mini-game to break her arms and decapitate her (in order to use her Gorgon Stare, of course!).
PERSEUS:
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This guy's pretty annoying, too, but not all that hard.
When you first face off, he'll don his Helm of Darkness and become invisible - but that's not enough to deter you! He'll be visible as a hazy patch of air, and since you're fighting in a pool-like area, he'll splash when he walks. Track him and when he draws near, unleash some Blades of Athena on his ass.
Eventually when you hurt him enough, he'll stumble and be momentarily revealed. You'll have a split-second to press
before he'll face out again, but any damage now will make him visible again. When you finally nail the prompt, Kratos will throw Perseus to the side and crush his Helm of Darkness underfoot, and you'll be facing Perseus in the visible spectrum.
Unfortunately, the little bastard is still very fast. Instead of trying to track him yourself, unleash some Cronos' Rage - the lightning will find him automatically, and do the work for you. Again, after a certain amount of hurt you'll be presented with the lovely
prompt, and this time Kratos will stab him through the stomach whilst breaking Perseus' sword into pieces.
Now he's just left with his sling and his shield. Stay close to him, and he'll be on the move constantly and won't get a good shot at you. Drop some Cronos' Rage if you have any magic left; if not, just slowly hack at him with single attacks (no combos).
For the last time, the
button beckons. Perform the mini-game correctly, and Kratos will bash Perseus' head into the wall before near-drowning him, bashing his head again and finally whipping him around before impaling him on a meat hook. Trophy unlocked!
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Boss Batch 3 
Kill the Kraken and all three Sisters of Fate


Kill the Kraken and all three Sisters of Fate
Story related; can't be missed.
Defeat the last three bosses in the game. For tips or a walkthrough on defeating a specific one, check the spoilers.
NOTE: This trophy appears to be glitched for some players. While the trophy usually unlocks after killing Clotho, some players seem to go all the way through to the end of the game without receiving it. The confirmed, official fix can be found here.
It must be a goal of the developers to have each boss uglier and more annoying than the last.
You'll glide across to this gleaming platform to kick things off. Lakhesis will appear and talk about how she manipulated Kratos, his fate can't be changed, blah blah blah. Kratos refuses to go away, and the fight begins.
Atropos arrives due to the machinations of Lakhesis, and drags you through a mirror to the past when you fought Ares.
Only to discover Lakhesis is still around.
Euch. That's all I can say.
Defeat the last three bosses in the game. For tips or a walkthrough on defeating a specific one, check the spoilers.
NOTE: This trophy appears to be glitched for some players. While the trophy usually unlocks after killing Clotho, some players seem to go all the way through to the end of the game without receiving it. The confirmed, official fix can be found here.
THE KRAKEN:
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It must be a goal of the developers to have each boss uglier and more annoying than the last.
Anyways, right after you fight the Last Spartan in the shadows, a cutscene will play that leads right into this ugly hunk o' seafood's appearance. When you first regain the ability to fight, Kratos will not respond to your commands. Don't worry; he'll be picked up by the Kraken before he view the burning of Sparta in his mind's eye and receives a gift from Gaia - a Rage of the Titans upgrade.
Now his determination will return. Attack the pinkish sore on the Kraken's right tentacle - after a bit of damage he'll pick it up higher and favor it. At this point, seize the Last Spartan's body with
and drag it to the left. Drop the body and attack the left tentacle until it too is favored, and it bleeds Health orbs. Now grab the corpse once more and place it on the golden pressure button - the vent will open, and you can glide up and attack the Kraken's head sore. It will jab its tentacle down in retaliation, but the tip gets caught in the vent grating.
Climb the front of the tentacle, and break off the barnacle-like device encrusted on its joint. Press
to ring the joint and then hack it, lopping off the beast's tentacle.
Repeat the process. Attack the right tentacle, then the left; and move the corpse into position. Glide up and hack at the Kraken's head sore, and the new retaliatory strike will be lodged in the building on your left. Double jump to climb from beneath, hack away at the rocky growth, and sever the joint with
.
Now the Kraken gets pissy, and eats the Spartan's body before throwing a fit. When he's done, attack he sore on the right tentacle and he'll slip off the column. Do the same for the left, and it'll slide off a bit, and hang there at your mercy.
Don't disappoint it. Run forward and pull the again-exposed lever with
to extend the bridge through the Kraken's head, killing it in a sea of blood. Fight complete.
LAKHESIS:
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You'll glide across to this gleaming platform to kick things off. Lakhesis will appear and talk about how she manipulated Kratos, his fate can't be changed, blah blah blah. Kratos refuses to go away, and the fight begins.
She'll initially attack you with her scythe and bits of green energy - avoid these and hack at her with the Blades of Athena. After a while, she'll bleed Magic and Rage Orbs, and float up to a sentry position where she'll start dropping green energy bolts at you.
Use the grappling hooks with
to dodge these bolts, and use airborne attacks to knock her out of the sky. She'll rise up once more, but this time she'll charge up beams of energy the render the entire floor harmful. Again, stay airborne using the grappling hooks, and attack her when you can. Eventually, a
prompt will appear and Kratos will impale her before whipping her to the ground. However, she summons her sister Atropos...
ATROPOS:
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Atropos arrives due to the machinations of Lakhesis, and drags you through a mirror to the past when you fought Ares.
She'll explain how if she destroys the giant sword you're on, you [in the past] won't be able to kill Ares, and so will die, and so will have your fate changed.
Work on the baddies she constantly spawns, and use the Golden Fleece's
to return any green bolts she sends your way. Whenever she comes in close to drill away at the sword, use your Blades of Athena on her, and she'll back off.
After a bit of damage, she will fall to the sword and the familiar
prompt will appear. Press it and complete the mini-game to be dragged along behind her like a sack of flour whilst hacking away at her. Kratos will end by stabbing her through the face, and disappearing through the green portal formed by the mirror, trapping Atropos in the past. He exits into the Throne of Lakhesis...
LAKHESIS AND ATROPOS:
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Only to discover Lakhesis is still around.
Lakhesis will quickly use her scythe to activate the mirrors, and Atropos will poke her head in to lob some energy your way. Focus on Lakhesis with your attacks - eventually she'll drop, spewing orbs, and her head will flash green. Use
and
to slow time, and slash the heck out of Atropos. She'll fall to the ground before being sucked back into the mirror she came from, which will crack. Shatter the mirror.
Repeat the process - again Lakhesis will fall, dropping blue and yellow orbs. Slow time once more, attacking Atropos and shattering her mirror when she withdraws.
This time, Atropos will become stuck in the third mirror. Attack Lakhesis once more, using the grapples to avoid any of her new attacks, and she'll eventually fall with a
prompt. Press it to impale Lakhesis with her scythe; dodge her subsequent retaliatory strike and cause her to stab Atropos in the face; swing around and stab her in the skull before trapping both of them in the mirror. Shatter the mirror, and they'll both be trapped forever in the past.
CLOTHO:
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Euch. That's all I can say.
On all sides and levels, Clotho has vestigial arms that will attack and swat at you. Hack them up or magic them a bit to get them to lay flat for a short while, and should you need them there for a while longer, simply hit them once or twice and their "timer" will restart.
Dodge the swinging axes on the bridge to the ground level. Turn left, and flatten the arm there. Quickly turn the crank all the way until it locks. From there, hurt her arm again and glide over to the ledge you just opened up from the topless stairs. Climb up the wall on your left to get onto the ceiling, and wallclimb around the edge of Her Royal Monstrosity until you're almost at the second gate. She'll try and grab you, so just twiddle your sticks to flatten that arm. Hack away the bodies lashed to the gate, jump down, hack her arm, and turn this crank. From there, damage her again, and once more glide to the newly opened ledge from the topless flight of stairs. Climb the rope.
Once on the second story, make your way to the hand that is just past the lever fenced by spikes. Stun this arm, then quickly ascend the nearby rope and pull the lever located on the platform. This will spear and pin the arm.
Now backtrack to the arm by the vase and grating. Use the lever to open the grating before dazing this arm. Once it has been stunned, run to the lever and shut the grating again to trap the arm.
Once this is done, use the shaft protruding from the vase device to drag it around the side of the level. Once you get to the third, still un-pinned arm, stun it and quickly drag the device past. You'll stop beneath a full ring that has both hand/sides intact - step on the pressure button to raise the vase and lock the ring in place. Now move the device back until it's in front of the third arm - quickly stun it, and it will spear and pin itself on the spearhead that moved over with the device.
Climb the rope attached to the spearhead, and hop onto the second platform. Pull the lever to elevate yourself up to Clotho's torso/head, and the fight really begins.
First, attack and disable her right arm. Then, go to the far right corner and climb up the wall and ceiling and destroy the blockage where the pole meets its rail. Next, drop down again and disable both arms.
Press
+
to slow time. Now, while she's stunned, move the pole in that right corner over so that the first lever is centered, and lines up with Clotho and the elevator pad you arrived on.
Run up to the lever and press
to bring up one of those double-headed swinging axes you dodged earlier. By now, she should be alert again so slow time and daze her arms once more. Now, while she's hurt, go to the left side of the axe and press
to turn it using the analog stick. If she wakes up, hurt the arms again. If not...
...head back to the far side of the axe and press
to pull it back and swing it right into her meaty face. BUT WAIT! She tries to stop you. Complete the mini-game to see Kratos climb up the side of her and from behind her head, pull the axe into her face.
Mission accomplished - Clotho is dead, the trophy's unlocked, and Kratos now controls the Loom of Fate.
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Daddy Issues 
Defeat Zeus


Defeat Zeus
Story related; can't be missed.
This is the final boss in the game. For tips and a walkthrough on beating him, please read the spoiler.
After you kill Clotho, you'll head into the area behind her and rise up a level. There you'll find a save point, a lever and another mirror.
This is the final boss in the game. For tips and a walkthrough on beating him, please read the spoiler.
ZEUS:
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After you kill Clotho, you'll head into the area behind her and rise up a level. There you'll find a save point, a lever and another mirror.
Pull the lever and your own personal Thread will appear. Make your way back down, and use
and then
to make your way back through your recent actions. Eventually you'll get to the moment where Zeus beat you earlier in the game.
A countdown will start, and you're given thirty seconds to make it back to the mirror, at which point you need simply jump in.
You'll appear from a portal right as Zeus impales you [from the past] with the Blade of Olympus. After some dialogue and sword-snatching, the two of you hurtle upwards to the Summit of Sacrifice, where Zeus threatens you and grows several thousand feet tall. Now the fighting starts.
Zeus will summon Sirens to attack you. Fight them, and be sure to dodge his rather predictable fist poundings and lightning shockwaves. Each time you kill a Siren with the
prompt, it will damage the other Sirens as well as Zeus, who bleeds off some Magic and Health orbs and then punches the center of the arena. When he does so, attack him, and after the fourth or fifth time damaging him his hand will rest at the edge, and a
prompt will appear.
Press it and you'll stab Zeus in the hand, releasing a large electrical burst. Zeus will shrink down to your size and fight you. Don't let him stray too far from you, as he'll use the lightning bolts which are rather deadly. And don't use any focused attacks as he dodges with infuriating frequency and success. Just continue to damage him with the Blade and magic and eventually he'll spasm and release a ton of Health Magic and Rage orbs before taking the Blade from you.
Continue to damage him. Dodge whenever you see him raise the sword above his head, as he's about to summon an enormous lightning strike. Eventually he'll become dazed and the lovely
prompt will appear. Oblige it, and you'll wrest back control of the Blade and impale him.
Run over to the columns where he's dazed, and press
to smash it across his back. He'll release many Health, Magic and Rage orbs before the fight resumes. Continue to damage him while staying in fairly close quarters, and he'll again spasm, release orbs and take the Blade away from you.
This time he'll be surrounded by yellow lightning orbs - ignore them and just keep plugging away at him. Once again he'll release a menagerie of orbs before limping away and succumbing to a
prompt. Initiate it and and take the Blade back again before he pauses by the columns.
Run over and topple the structure above the columns by pressing
. Zeus falters before getting really pissed and reverting to skyscraper mode.
He'll use electric fingers on you; tap
to endure it.
Kratos apparently tires of fighting, and pretends to surrender. He leaves the Blade and kneels, preparing to be executed by Zeus.
Time the button sequencing perfectly to deflect the Blade, pull out your Blades of Athena and impale him, dashing him against the rocks. You will then proceed to break his arm, knocking away the Blade of Olympus, before bashing his face against the rocks several times. Then, as he tries to reach for the Blade you knock his hands away, pinning them to the rock with the Blades of Athena. You then seize the Blade of Olympus yourself, and stab Zeus one, two, three times before...wait, WHAT?!
Oh well. You still get the trophy.
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Rise and SHINE 
Awaken the Phoenix


Awaken the Phoenix
Story related; can't be missed.
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Immediately after opening the wings on the Temple of the Fates, Lakhesis will appear and point you to yet another door after using the Phoenix as a metaphor for Kratos’ journey. Taking your cue, it’s time for resurrect a Phoenix.
Step through the door, and you’ll see some steam on the ground around a crank. Turn the crank and use the Icarus Wings to ride the released steam up to the lever set into the right wall. Pull the lever before jumping down and opening the vent again. Double jump and glide up and over the wall in front of you, landing on a platform with a chest. Jump up to the ceiling and once your Blades have sunk in, climb over to the left side before dropping down with
.
Make your way to the hall’s end where you’ll utilize an elevator to descend a few floors. Once you’ve reached the landing, glide across to the good ol’ patio and dispatch for the Cyclopes waiting in ambush. Now, open the third and final door using the Warrior’s Skull.
You’ll find a circular platform with bones on it - approach the center chain and press
. You’ll have to tap
to pull the platform down, but watch out - a spiked ceiling is descending to crush you. And those aren’t any old bones - they’ll reanimated and begin attacking you. You’ll have to juggle killing skeletons and pulling on the chain before you reach the bottom, where you’ll frantically open the door and roll out.
You’ll come to a room filled with lava. Jump up to the rope and begin climbing across, dispatching enemies that climb after you. When you reach the middle of the room, jump down, as archers will shoot you off. Climb up to where they are by way of ledge, and dispatch them all. Return to the landing in the lava and climb up the wall before transferring to the ceiling and jumping off at the other end. Kill the enemies before pressing on.
There will be a spiked, rotating column in your path. Simply jump and glide around it - you will gain altitude after you’ve passed, but there’s no time to pass. Continue around the second column before alighting upon a ledge. Walk forward and you’ll enter the room with the ashes of the Phoenix.
Read the book with
to cause a lever to appear. Fly across to the ledge on your left, fight the skeletons and continue on.
You’ll come to a room filled with spikes. Pull the lever to make the spikes go away. Immediately run up to the crank and press
to pocket the Hail of Boreas. Then run back, and once the spikes reappear, pull the lever again. This time, bash open the wall to the left of the crank to expose a Statue of Time. If you time it right, the two baddies who appear will get impaled; if not, you’ll need to dispose of them yourself.
Now, pull the lever a third time. Run up to the crank, and turn it. Don’t turn it all the way! Only give it about 240 degrees. Immediately let go and press
and
to slow time before using the Icarus Wings to glide across the platforms on the right side of the room, and exit beneath the portcullis.
The next chamber is a huge pain in the ass. Right before you enter, approach the statue on the left side of the hallway and begin pushing it with
. You will be attacked the entire time, but I suggest using only magic like Cronos’ Rage or Atlas Quake, as weapon combos will cause you to leave the safety of the statue.
Slowly make your way to the lever in the middle of the room, and position the statue in front of it. Pull the lever to lower the barrier in front of the two pressure buttons. Now push the statue onto the left one, which will lower the portcullis above. Right after a wave has passed, roll right onto the other button. Lower the grapple point just enough that it is in sight, press
to launch and jump onto the platform.
Now push the ashes forward off of the pressure button to cause the elevator to drop. Push the ashes along the groove until they settle in the niche where the book was. Run forward and defeat the enemies that spawn before pulling the lever.
The ashes will be deposited in the lava, and the Phoenix will rise to the Palace patio above in a gout of magma. Ride up the heat current near the save point, and climb the upper spiral staircase. Kill the enemies you encounter, and pull the lever at the top to rise to the patio once more.
Behind you is a frieze of Boreas. Place the Hail of Boreas in his mouth, and the door will lower. Once inside, climb the chain on the left side. When you’re on the second floor, take a right onto the terrace and press
to blow the Horn of Boreas. The Phoenix will be freed from the spout of lava, and fly over to a flaming perch after knocking over the twin columns. Trophy unlocked.
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Spread ‘Em 
Open the wings of the Temple of the Fates


Open the wings of the Temple of the Fates
Story related; can't be missed.
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Once you’ve entered the Palace of the Fates, you will make your way to a patio of sorts with many doors and a grand, open view of the Temple of the Fates. Climb the ladder on the right side and turn the crank to pt out some flames. Immediately use
and
to slow time, and then glide across to the far side, using the middle platform as a stepping stone.
Walk in, and you’ll find yourself in a circular hallway. Use the save point, then continue around the circular hallway. At the end will be a lever - pull it with
and then book it back to the vent you saw earlier. Double jump to use the Icarus Wings while on the vent, and glide over the top of that slowly closing portcullis.
Once inside, you fight a couple baddies and then open a door. Quickly destroy the scaffolding to your left in order to drop the stone block. Push the block with
out into the little courtyard with the book (the Auditorium of Lakhesis), and then down the walkway to your right. You’ll see a man sitting on a pressure button - place your block on the pressure button and pick up the man with
. This is the Translator.
Enemies will spawn to prevent you reaching the book again. You’ll need to drop the Translator for combat each time, but it’s not that hard. Three groups will spawn on your way back to the book - I suggest using Atlas Quake or Cronos’ Rage to great advantage here.
When you’ve reached the book again, the Translator will cower under it as enemies spawn once more. Dispatch them all before going up to him and pressing
to initiate the mini-game.
He will proceed to translate the words, which ends in the wings on the Temple of the Fates opening a bit and his skull being crushed against the book. As his blood fills the channels in the floor, Lakhesis will appear congratulating you on your efforts, but telling you that you aren’t nearly finished yet.
Open the door that Lakhesis gestured to and you’ll receive the Key of the Ram. Proceed through the hallway to find yourself once more in the circular hallway. Make your way back out into the original patio.
Open the far door with the Key of the Ram, and proceed around the circular hall you find yourself in. Enemies will soon spawn, and the two slabs at either end will start moving toward you. In order to avoid being crushed between them, kill all the enemies that spawn before they draw too close, and they’ll retreat back to the ends of the hallway once more. Press on.
Walk up the stairs on your right, and smash the talking statue of Athena. Break open the decaying wall, and inch your way around a circular ledge to reach a save point. Drop down into the next room.
If you try pulling the levers here, you’ll notice that it will produce flames from the opposite side of the room. Approach the door and press
, it will tell you how much the Fates love barbecue. A series of Sirens will spawn, and you will need to batter them down just enough that a
prompt appears. Don’t initiate the mini-game, instead pull the lever on the opposite side of where the Siren is. After three or four sacrifices, the door will open.
Swim through the bloodied channel, being sure to avoid all the spikes and obstacles. You will emerge in the Phoenix statue room.
First, pull the lever at the base of the Phoenix statue. The Phoenix will melt a section of ice, exposing a radar dish-like device.
Then, climb up the wall by the exit door. Make your way onto the ceiling, and start knocking down all the icy stalactites to let in a little sunlight. Once they’re all down, you can drop down yourself with
. Move to the cranks at the side of the room and rotate all three layers so that the bronze shield/full moon is fully lined up with the gouts of flame the Phoenix produces and the already melted ice.
Now, move that little satellite dish you exposed over by the entrance, under the sunlight. The sunlight will bounce off the dish and the bronze shield to melt the ice trapping the Phoenix statue. You can now rotate the statue, and use the lever to melt each little alcove in turn.
Eventually, you’ll expose the exit door. Open it up, and proceed through. You’ll arrive in a circular room with a crank. Turn the crank to lower a grapple point you can latch onto for a ride up - just beware of the hornets.
Once up top, proceed through another circular room where you’ll be ambushed. Dispatch the enemies, climb the ladder to the save point, and continue through the door. Drop down from the following side, and continue your quest.
You’ll pass a Statue of Time. Drag it along the hallway with you, and park it in front of the gate. When the Translator jumps off the edge, pull the lever with
and push the statue beneath it. Run through the hazy mirror on the left side of the room, and upon exiting immediately slow time with
and
. Run up to the Translator and grab him with
before escorting him to the book. Complete another sequence of skull-bashing, and his blood will spill into the grooves on the floor. The Temple’s wings will open all the way, and Lakhesis will appear once more to point you along the right direction. Trophy unlocked.
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Shine King 
Open the door to the Temple of Euryale


Open the door to the Temple of Euryale
Story-related; can't be missed.
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This is incredibly simple to do, although it may take two or three tries, so be sure to use the save location right around the corner.
Once you have acquired the Golden Fleece, walk onto the circular slab of stone with many small holes on it that's in front of the Temple of Euryale. Immediately press
, as your presence will trigger the green gaze of stone. The game will prompt you to tap
, do so or die - should you allow the gaze to overpower you, spears will shoot up through the circular holes and shatter your stone butt.
Should you be successful, the gaze will be reversed the door will become crackable - simply beat on it with your weapons and you're golden (or rather, silver).
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Blowin’ Your Wad 
Max out all Weapons and Magic


Max out all Weapons and Magic
Contrary to popular belief, the Blade of Olympus does not count toward this trophy, so it's possible to achieve on your first playthrough. However, your Red Orbs and upgrades WILL carry over to your New Game Plus, so if you don't get this by the end of your first playthrough, no sweat - you'll need to start a second playthrough for
Feel the Urn anyway, and if you use the Urn of Gaia toward that end you will have enough Red Orbs to max out everything within a matter of minutes.
Feel the Urn anyway, and if you use the Urn of Gaia toward that end you will have enough Red Orbs to max out everything within a matter of minutes.
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The End Begins 
Beat the Game on any Difficulty


Beat the Game on any Difficulty
Story related; can't be missed.
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After the boss fight with Zeus, Kratos returns to the Loom Chamber to make one more stop. Again, you'll roll back the Thread, and again you'll have thirty seconds to race back to the mirror. Once you do, the final cinematic will trigger, followed by the credits. After the credits, the game will list what bonus features you've unlocked, and it is at this screen that the trophy will unlock.
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Feel the Urn 
Collect and use at least 2 Urns of Power


Collect and use at least 2 Urns of Power
In order to unlock this trophy, you must activate two Urns during gameplay. This can only be done on New Game Plus (unlocked for each difficulty after beating the game on that difficulty), and only if you've found the particular Urn you wish to activate - this will be done from the
menu.
For information on what each Urn does, check the Unlockables section.
NOTE: Should you not acquire all the Urns needed, you will have to collect them in a New Game. You cannot simply get the ones you missed in a New Game Plus; you must begin from scratch (with the exception of those unlocked by ranking in the Challenges).
menu.For information on what each Urn does, check the Unlockables section.
NOTE: Should you not acquire all the Urns needed, you will have to collect them in a New Game. You cannot simply get the ones you missed in a New Game Plus; you must begin from scratch (with the exception of those unlocked by ranking in the Challenges).
URN LOCATIONS AND UNLOCK CONDITIONS:
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- URN OF GAIA: This is located in the first level of the game, in Rhodes. You will come to a door that opens when a pressure button is stepped on that also has a pressure button beyond that. Take the block you have, and while pushing it charge a kick under the door with
. Once it's on the button on the far side, you can head through. From there, drag the block into the hallway on your right, and down away from the screen up against a wall. From there, use the block to jump up on the ledge above you. There will be three chests - two red orb chests and once with the Urn of Gaia inside. - URN OF THE GORGONS: This is attained after you have the Golden Fleece. You will have knocked a Temple into the swamp, and to do so you will have collected a massive stone block, and to get to that stone block, you will have passed these jets of Gorgon energy on a conveyor belt with enemies. Go back to that conveyor belt, and use
to reverse the Gorgon Stares with the Golden Fleece. The wall will shatter, and behind one of the three jets will lie the Urn of the Gorgons. - URN OF OLYMPUS: Right before you do the Crossing of the Lowlands, and right after you get the Spear of Destiny. Right as you get the Spear, you will see a glowing Statue of Time. Drag the statue on the wheel you see near you, and use the crank to rotate the statue so it's facing the door you can in through. Push the statue down the stairs, and back to the edge of the water you swam across. Slow time with
and
before swimming across the water and backtracking to where you'll see an apparently unguarded chest on your left. Simply walk over the gray pressure pad (when time isn't slowed, stepping on this pressure pad will lower the gate and block access to the room). Inside this room you'll find various chests, including one which contains the Urn of Olympus. - URN OF PROMETHEUS: When you're inside Atlas, you'll come to a section after defeating the Titan Minotaur and after grappling across a large gap where the walls and ceiling are all climbable, and the area is filled with Hornets and their nests. Destroy all the nests before climbing along the ceiling. Proceed as normal until you take a right and actually head outside under an hanging ledge of sorts. There will be a stalagmite up ahead a bit to the right that isn't actually blocking your way. Smash it, and a hole will appear. Climb up into the hole to find some chests, including one housing the urn of Prometheus.
- URN OF THE FATES: This Urn is not found during normal gameplay. It is unlocked by achieving an overall ranking of 'Mortal' or better on Challenge of the Titans. For tips and strategy on how to complete the Challenges, please see the
Bleeding Thumbs trophy. - URN OF POSEIDON: This Urn is not found during normal gameplay. It is unlocked by achieving an overall ranking of 'Spartan' or better on Challenge of the Titans. For tips and strategy on how to complete the Challenges, please see the
Bleeding Thumbs trophy.
. Once it's on the button on the far side, you can head through. From there, drag the block into the hallway on your right, and down away from the screen up against a wall. From there, use the block to jump up on the ledge above you. There will be three chests - two red orb chests and once with the Urn of Gaia inside.
to reverse the Gorgon Stares with the Golden Fleece. The wall will shatter, and behind one of the three jets will lie the Urn of the Gorgons.
and
before swimming across the water and backtracking to where you'll see an apparently unguarded chest on your left. Simply walk over the gray pressure pad (when time isn't slowed, stepping on this pressure pad will lower the gate and block access to the room). Inside this room you'll find various chests, including one which contains the Urn of Olympus.
Bleeding Thumbs trophy.
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Bleeding Thumbs 
Beat the Challenge of the Titans


Beat the Challenge of the Titans
This is perhaps the hardest trophy in God of War II, and will probably be your last before attaining
Trophy of Gaia. The Challenge of the Titans is a series of seven objective-based scenarios you must complete within a time limit. Luckily, this isn't the original God of War - you don't have to complete all of them in one sitting; you can pick and choose a specific Challenge, providing you've unlocked it.
Some of these will probably make you cry - not for the faint of heart. I have provided some strategies and tips below; if these prove ineffectual, you can use my slightly more in-depth guide here.
THE CHALLENGE OF THE TITANS
Trophy of Gaia. The Challenge of the Titans is a series of seven objective-based scenarios you must complete within a time limit. Luckily, this isn't the original God of War - you don't have to complete all of them in one sitting; you can pick and choose a specific Challenge, providing you've unlocked it.Some of these will probably make you cry - not for the faint of heart. I have provided some strategies and tips below; if these prove ineffectual, you can use my slightly more in-depth guide here.
THE CHALLENGE OF THE TITANS
- Challenge I - Blind Fury: You must tear out the Cyclops' eye within forty seconds.
If you've got Cronos' Rage maxed out, I'd drop six or seven of those in quick succession, or pull an Atlas Quake or two. If a rider as manage to mount his, press
to rip him off. Either way, the Cyclops should then have the
prompt flashing above his head. Complete the sequence to climb up his side, hang from his eye socket and rip the eye clear. Challenge complete. - Challenge II - Death from Above: You must acquire ten aerial kills with two hundred seconds.
What makes this dangerous are the Gorgons that spawn - whenever you see one, target it immediately, as they will try to turn you to stone in mid-air. Should this occur, you will shatter upon landing and instantly die.
Keeping that in mind, there are two ways to lift your enemies: you can hold
for Olympic Ascension which takes you and a single enemy into the air while damaging them; or press
and
to use Icarus Ascension, which lifts anyone in your immediate vicinity into the air. Once you and your targets are airborne, utilize things like Rampage of the Furies (
and
) and Cyclone of Chaos (
and
). Now, if any enemy you have in the air suddenly flashes the
prompt, disengage and allow them to fall - if you continue attacking and don't kill them in this jump, then you may kill them while trying to lift them again and the kill won't count. If you're feeling daring, you may try to use Cronos' Rage to hold them in the air, but this is tricky to do as you may again damage them to the point where they can't be safely lifted again.
Once the timer reaches zero, you'll get a challenge complete if you've passed ten kills. If not, you must retry. - Challenge III - Gorgon Graveyard: You must petrify and then shatter twenty-five enemies in two hundred seconds.
Sure, it SOUNDS simple, but you don't have any magic, and so can't use the Head of Euryale. Instead, you must use
to use the Golden Fleece to reflect any Gorgons that gaze at you. To do so, press
right as you see them gather the green orb. Press the button that appears on screen, and all the nearby enemies will petrify. There's no real strategy here, just insane timing. And if you screw up, be ready to wiggle the left stick like there's no tomorrow - one hit will shatter and kill you.
Once the timer reaches zero, you'll get a challenge complete if you've passed twenty-five kills. If not, you must retry. - Challenge IV - Protect the Weak: This challenge isn't too hard, but it's long and will take a few tries. You need to keep the Translator alive through multiple waves of enemies.
The upside is you have a Statue of Time, so you should be slowing time with
and
every opportunity you get. Save Rage of the Titans for the Satyrs and the ending Cyclopes because at the point, you won't have too much magic. Use only Cronos' Rage - Atlas Quake drains your magic too quickly and you won't get too many Magic Orbs from the Sirens.
Use the Blade of Olympus here, as it does the second highest damage, has a ranged attack and is very quick. Remember that the Translators health will slowly drain when he's outside of the circle, so keep an eye on the glowing blue ring otherwise he'll die pretty quick. For the most part, enemies will ignore him and focus on you, so as long as you keep a good distance between yourself and the Translator, he'll be fairly safe. - Challenge V - Reap the Rewards: Deceiving, but still not that hard. You need to acquire five hundred Red Orbs in one hundred eighty seconds. However, Hornets only drop two Red Orbs, and the Tunnelers only drop Magic Orbs.
This means you need to pull off insane combos and kills - be sure to use the
grab attack to kill the Hornets, as his will net additional Orbs. If you're not near any enemies but your combo is about to reset, drop a Cronos' Rage or two to shock everyone and rack up some combo points. This won't take more than a few tries.
Alternatively, you can equip the Blade of Olympus, and if it's fully powered up you can press
and
to drain ten Red Orbs from each enemy with each attack. You will reach the five hundred Orb minimum within twenty seconds using this method - I finished with over five thousand. Use this method if you can. - Challenge VI - Survival of the Fittest: This one can be tricky, but again not too difficult. Your health is constantly draining in this Challenge, and you must kill all the enemies that spawn.
Again, use the Blade of Olympus to maximize damage. Use Cronos' Rage to hold enemies in place, plus you get an explosive knockback and it's cheap. Focus on the Tunnelers and High Priests, they offer Magic Orbs upon death - you can keep up a constant stream of magic if you do this right.
And always kill the Hades Minotaurs with the
prompt - this is the only way to get Health Orbs in this Challenge. - Challenge VII - Perfection is Divine: This is the gamebreaker for many people. You must kill all the enemies without getting hit once.
Don't let yourself get psyched out, though. This took me about ten minutes and only fifteen or so tries - and they're quick, so you don't get too aggravated.
Use Cronos' Rage to your advantage, here. The High Priests drop a lot of Magic Orbs when killed, so it's possible for you to simply roll around with the
and drop Cronos' Rage over and over until you finish off the Titan Minotaur with the
prompt.
The most important thing is to stay moving, and don't venture into close combat unless absolutely necessary. This won't take you too long as long as you remain patient and forgiving - remember, it's neither your controller's nor your TV's fault that you suck.
Good luck!
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15 Min Fight Scene 
Battle your way to the Loom Chamber in under 10 minutes


Battle your way to the Loom Chamber in under 10 minutes
Incredibly, incredibly easy. There is a sloping, semi-circular walkway that rings the Loom Chamber/Clotho. Fight groups of enemies periodically on your way down, and kill them all within ten minutes - and if you go over time, there was a Save Point right before that you can always reload.
Be sure to use massive attacks like Atlas Quake, or Cronos' Rage. If you have any Rage of the Titans saved up, press
and then hold
to use Prometheus' Torment, or hold
for Prometheu's Inferno. Use any area-based combat moves to wipe out large groups of enemies quickly.
And the only time you should ever consider even attempting to use the
-based finishing moves is on the Cyclops at the very end, and even then only if you have more than four minutes to spare.
Again, not too difficult if you know what you're doing. If you're having some trouble, the video below might offer you some help:
Be sure to use massive attacks like Atlas Quake, or Cronos' Rage. If you have any Rage of the Titans saved up, press
and then hold
to use Prometheus' Torment, or hold
for Prometheu's Inferno. Use any area-based combat moves to wipe out large groups of enemies quickly.And the only time you should ever consider even attempting to use the
-based finishing moves is on the Cyclops at the very end, and even then only if you have more than four minutes to spare.Again, not too difficult if you know what you're doing. If you're having some trouble, the video below might offer you some help:
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You Know the Germans Make Good Stuff… 
Collect all Uber Chests


Collect all Uber Chests
In order for this to unlock, you need to collect three "Uber" chests located throughout the game (commonly referred to as "The Gifts"): the Gift of Experience, the Gift of Health and the Gift of Magic.
NOTE: Should you not acquire all the Chests needed, you will have to collect them in a New Game. You cannot simply get the ones you missed in a New Game Plus; you must begin from scratch.
NOTE: Should you not acquire all the Chests needed, you will have to collect them in a New Game. You cannot simply get the ones you missed in a New Game Plus; you must begin from scratch.
Uber Chest Locations:
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- THE GIFT OF EXPERIENCE: You will pass this right before you fight the Barbarian King, but you won't be able to attain it just yet. After you've killed Euryale and returned to Destiny's Atrium, once more venture into the Bog of the Forgotten. You'll soon see a red chest and a bronze and wooden one - that is the Gift of Experience. Open it to receive several thousand red orbs.
- THE GIFT OF HEALTH: When in the Palace of the Fates, you will encounter two Translators. The second Translator will jump off a cliff when he sees you. When you reach him, backtrack down the hall to the Statue of Time. Drag it to the gate with you, and press
to open the gate, and immediately shove the statue beneath it. Now, the next part may take you a few tries, but isn't too hard. Run through the mirror on the left side of the Translator's room. When you reappear, immediately slow time with
and
. Instead of going to the Translator, run back to where you found the statue. The Gift of Health should be there - if the chest isn't present, simply try again. Open it to receive a boost to your maximum health the same as six Gorgon Eyes would provide. - THE GIFT OF MAGIC: After you've returned to the main Palace area, and opened the third door using the Warrior's Skull. Make your way down the spiked elevator shaft, and you'll emerge in a hallway. Follow it into a room filled with lava, with a rope spanning the length. You’ll come to a room filled with lava. Jump up to the rope and begin climbing across, dispatching enemies that climb after you. When you reach the middle of the room, jump down, as archers will shoot you off. Climb up to where they are by way of ledge, and dispatch them all. Return to the landing in the lava and climb up the wall before transferring to the ceiling and jumping off at the other end. Kill the enemies. You'll then notice on your right a vent with a glowing disk behind it. Shoot the disk with Typhon's Bane to break it open, and glide across to the new landing to find the Gift of Magic. Open it to receive a boost to your maximum magic the same as six Phoenix Feathers would provide.
to open the gate, and immediately shove the statue beneath it. Now, the next part may take you a few tries, but isn't too hard. Run through the mirror on the left side of the Translator's room. When you reappear, immediately slow time with
and
. Instead of going to the Translator, run back to where you found the statue. The Gift of Health should be there - if the chest isn't present, simply try again. Open it to receive a boost to your maximum health the same as six Gorgon Eyes would provide.[top]God of War II Unlockables
God of War II Unlockables
While playing God of War II, you will attain many Teasures, which are essentially bonus features that add fun and value to the game once completed. Here is more information about each one of these little treats.
TREASURES OF GOD OF WAR II:
While playing God of War II, you will attain many Teasures, which are essentially bonus features that add fun and value to the game once completed. Here is more information about each one of these little treats.
TREASURES OF GOD OF WAR II:
- CHALLENGE OF THE TITANS: Complete the game on any difficulty to unlock.
These are a set of seven timed challenges you can complete. For tips on beating them and more information, see
Burning Thumbs. - ARENA OF THE FATES: Complete the Challenge of the Titans with a 'Titan' ranking to unlock.
This is a customizable battle experience that will allow you to set modifiers for the type of enemies spawned, the battle location, how much health, magic and Rage of Titans Kratos has, and difficulty level adjustment. - TITAN MODE: Complete the game on any difficulty to unlock.
This is the hardest gameplay experience offered by God of War II. You will scream. You will cry. You may even punch your TV. But those who complete it will earn a sense of accomplishment that no one else can even imagine. - URNS OF POWER: Complete the game on any difficulty to unlock.
These are a set of six Urns that will alter and modify gameplay experience on a New Game Plus playthrough. For information on where to find them, please see
Feel the Urn.
Toggle Spoiler Urn of Gaia: Red Orbs will be worth ten times their normal value. Must be found, then activated on a New Game Plus playthrough.
Urn of the Gorgons: Your weapons turn enemies to stone. Must be found, then activated on a New Game Plus playthrough.
Urn of Olympus: Your magic is infinite. Must be found, then activated on a New Game Plus playthrough.
Urn of Prometheus: Your Rage of the Titans is infinite. Must be found, then activated on a New Game Plus playthrough.
Urn of the Fates: Your combo window is extended by three seconds. Must be unlocked, then activated on a New Game Plus playthrough.
Urn of Poseidon: Cronos' Rage is replaced by Poseidon's Rage. Must be unlocked, then activated on a New Game Plus playthrough. - BONUS COSTUME 1 - Cod of War: Complete the game on any difficulty to unlock.
Play as Kratos in a fish suit, with the Blades of Athena replaced by fishhooks. - BONUS COSTUME 2 - Hydra Armor: Complete the game on any difficulty to unlock.
Play as Kratos wearing armor made from the scales of the Hydra slain in the first game. - BONUS COSTUME 3 - Dark Odyssey: Complete the game on God mode to unlock.
Play as Kratos transformed - your skin is now black, and your tattoo a deep gold. By far one of the coolest costumes. - BONUS COSTUME 4 - Athena: Complete the game on Titan mode to unlock.
Play as Athena, perhaps one of the only gods to show Kratos any compassion. - BONUS COSTUME 5 - Hercules: Complete the game on Titan mode to unlock.
Play as Hercules, the legendary hero. - BONUS COSTUME 6 - General Kratos: Collect 20 Cyclopes' eyes to unlock.
Play as Kratos before he sold his soul to Ares; before he carried his wife and daughter with him everywhere. He's quite tan. - BONUS COSTUME 7 - God Armor: Complete the Challenge of the Titans with a 'God' ranking to unlock.
Play as Kratos bedecked in his swanky armor from the beginning of the game, complete with Yak shoulders. - IN-GAME MOVIES - HIGH RESOLUTION: Complete the game on any difficulty to unlock.
Watch all of the high-quality cinematic in order. Press
,
or
to skip; press
to return to the Treasures menu. - IN-GAME MOVIES - STORY FORMAT: Complete the game on any difficulty to unlock.
Watch all of the in-game cutscenes in order - this includes the high resolution ones mentioned above. Press
,
or
to skip; press
to return to the Treasures menu. - CREDITS: Complete the game on any difficulty to unlock.
See the names of the developers behind God of War II.
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