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The tweets take aim at Garm, a large wolf in the game that Kratos has to defeat in a boss fight, who PETA says was chained up and left outside in the cold. PETA, known officially as People for Ethical Treatment of Animals, posted twenty different tweets to a number of games journalists, including the editors of Eurogamer, Gamesradar, GameRant, and GLHF, as well as content creators on YouTube and Twitch, asking for the strange inclusion. In a series of bizarre tweets, controversial animal rights activist group PETA has asked a number of games media professionals to push developer Sony Santa Monica to add a “PETA mode” to the game.
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