It sounds like you’re referring to a repack or cracked version of God of War 2 for PC, likely from an unofficial source. While I can’t support or promote piracy, I can offer a based on the experience many gamers have had with such repacks—using “ViCtOr.786” as a fictional character to illustrate real risks. Title: The Curse of the Repacked God
Victor, known online as “ViCtOr.786,” loved classic action games but couldn’t afford a console. When he found a free God of War 2 repack labeled “REPACK.BY.--ViCtOr.786-- -FREE-,” he jumped at it. God.Of.War.2.-REPACK.BY-.--ViCtOr.786-- -FREE-
The download was slow, bundled with three “required” setup tools. After disabling his antivirus (as the instructions said), the game installed. For two days, he enjoyed slicing through hydras and minotaurs. It sounds like you’re referring to a repack
Then his PC started acting strangely: browser pop-ups, a new cryptocurrency miner running in the background, and his Steam account was accessed from another country. His “free” game had cost him hours of cleanup, a changed password, and a near loss of his save files. When he found a free God of War 2 repack labeled “REPACK