The gods never truly perished—they were imprisoned within the very weapons they once wielded. Theseus, kept alive for 3,000 years as the living lock, is finally freed when a mortal archaeologist unknowingly shatters Poseidon’s trident.

As each shattered divine weapon begins to bleed light, calling its master back, Zeus, Athena, Ares, and Hades emerge from their prisons—decaying titans of bronze, rage, and vengeance.

The final battle erupts on the surface of a lifeless Mediterranean Sea, now turned to glass: gods against gods, mortals against myths. Theseus, armed with the last unbroken Bow of Hercules, is the only one who holds the power to kill an immortal twice.

Verdict: 10/10 – Even gods tremble before the throne.