This is peak 2015 mobile gaming—take a popular console franchise name (though this appears to be a different IP entirely), slap it on Greek mythology, add base-building combat, sprinkle in IAP, and hope kids don't notice they're being monetized.
The instant-build mechanic is actually player-friendly compared to Clash of Clans clones, and there's genuine strategy involved. But the combination of real-time PvP, in-app purchases, and combat-focused gameplay creates a pressure cooker that's not great for kids. The 'never lose your wealth' language is particularly telling—it's designed to keep players invested and grinding.
The Greek mythology angle is the main redeeming quality, but it's mostly cosmetic. You're not learning about the Odyssey; you're learning how to optimize tower placement while Zeus smashes stuff. If your kid is into Greek myths, get them Percy Jackson books instead.
The misleading title is also worth noting—parents searching for the acclaimed PlayStation God of War series will find this generic mobile game instead. They're completely unrelated.
Bottom line: There are better ways to spend screen time and much better ways to learn about Greek mythology. This is mobile gaming filler that aged poorly even by 2015 standards.

