When I left off I was maybe 10 minutes from fighting Cerberus. I didn't really like that fight. It took me a few tries. I kept dying after I took his second head off. The screen was too busy in that fight with the dog explosions etc. I'd thought I was getting killed by the scyth guys, but turns out there was fire falling from the sky, which was making me stumble. Who knew? It wasn't clear to me. Once I had that figured out, I beat it pretty easily. Not my favourite fight, just because it was another boss with limited attacks, and most of the danger came from spawning enemies.
Zeus was easy, but fairly creative. The first sequence is almost like Street Fighter, having the limited 2D plane. My camera got bugged and went absolutely insane for about 20 seconds during that part, but I survived. It was as if the camera was rapidly jumping up and down and it was painful to look at. It was the only camera bug I experienced in the whole game.
The part in the titan was pretty good, even though it was easy, because Zeus has a good variety in attacks, and there's some decent QTE parts.
The mind battle part, or whatever you want to call it, was VERY Max Payne. Remember those dreams in Max Payne, where he'd relive horrors from his past, and follow blood trails along ground floating above a black abyss? I loved those parts of the Max Payne games, and it was done pretty well here.
Not really a huge fan of the resolution of the series. To be honest, his redemption seemed pretty lame. He prevented the gods from having that power, but he'd already destroyed the world. His change of heart seemed to happen very quickly, and it wasn't very dramatic.
So, Kratos seemed to have died and released the power, but then he drags himself over the cliff into the ocean, or something dragged his body? If he dragged himself, and didn't die, then why was his power freed? I dunno.