The company has been working to turn ten of its PlayStation IPs into films or television series, but has since confirmed God of War will not be one of them. Sony's expanding universe for its first-party titles isn't just limited to games now, either. The game's secretive nature hasn't kept the rumors at bay, and folks have long speculated that Kratos' son, Atreus, may be a playable character.
The 2018 follow-up was originally scheduled to be a 2022 project, but Sony and Santa Monica Studio say God of War was delayed to provide a safer work environment and "top-quality game". Balrog joined during the Showcase, teasing fans about his earlier denial on the official name. Former director Cory Barlog has been tight-lipped about the project, along with Santa Monica Studio, but a Sony spokesperson earlier clarified that the God of War: Ragnarok title was not something finalized. Prior to the official announcement, whisperings around Sony's big conference just days ago already suggested God of War would show up with its big reveal. Sony Santa Monica also confirmed you'll see the Asgard ruler, Odin. There's also the booming voice of Thor, provoking a calmer, fatherly Kratos. Ragnarok's new look shows the father-son duo clash just as they did before, with Atreus eager to find out more about his identity and Kratos refusing to let him act too hastily. Related: It's World Snake Day, So Here Are The Best Video Game SnakesĪnd if you haven't beaten the 2018 game just yet, then the trailer reveals a lot.
For those of you who beat the first Norse entry for Kratos, the new footage confirms plenty you may have speculated about the ending. The rumored Ragnarok adventure got the confirmation on its name today, while showing us a sequel that takes papa Kratos and his growing boy into a wintery world. The Ragnarok debut included new teases of Thor, an older Atreus, and all-father Odin.
GOD OF WAR 5 RELEASE DATE PS4
During today's PlayStation Showcase, Sony confirmed that the next God of War, Ragnarok, will come to both PS4 and PS5 next year.
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