In my opinion, it's very weak, the weakest in the saga. And every character makes really questionable decisions, like Gaia going from a manipulator to a brute. And the whole Pandora's Box thing didn't help the story at all. I'm massacring gods without the power of the box, so what's the point of it? Even Kratos was massacring Zeus without that power of hope in God of War 2, and now he needs it?
If there's one thing I've noticed about Odin that makes him special, it's the fact that he feels so three-dimensional and human. Because in the saga we see very little of the gods' daily lives; we always see them in battle mode. But with Odin, we learn about his tastes, how he lives his day-to-day life, and we even see that he's so accustomed to a comfortable life full of riches that he has no idea what it means to be humble, which makes his performance as Tyr all the more entertaining to watch.
I found this interesting because Odin is intelligent, but I always wondered about this since Odin was in the temple of Tyr, a rather complex place
We obviously never see Odin physically in God of War 2018, but I think hearing his name in this game makes me even more fascinated with the character. It even makes you question what your thoughts about Odin were when God of War 2018 came out.
I remember that for God of War's 20th anniversary, the same thing was said: that there would be a remaster of the classic saga or that the next main game would be announced. In the end, the fandom was disappointed. Personally, I only go by official announcements. And the only things we should be thinking about are the remake and the Amazon series.