Sony Santa Monica is reportedly developing a new game that won't be a new IP but could feel like one according to insider information. Speculation has been rampant regarding what game director Cory Barlog, known for his work on the God of War series, is undertaking. Recent input from journalist Jason Schreier indicates that while the game is progressing positively, it won’t delve into sci-fi themes. This new project might be a continuation within the familiar God of War universe, possibly exploring new directions.
nWhat can players expect from the new God of War game?Players can anticipate a familiar yet fresh experience that connects to the God of War series' established lore while potentially introducing new gameplay elements, characters, and stories. As development continues, more details are expected to emerge.
nThe God of War franchise has been a cornerstone of action-adventure gaming since its inception in 2005. Known for its compelling narrative and intricate combat systems, the series has evolved significantly, especially with the reboot in 2018, which redefined the protagonist Kratos and introduced new characters. With the success of God of War Ragnarök, anticipation is high for what Sony Santa Monica will deliver next.
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Love that they're keeping it in the God of War universe while still making it feel fresh—Barlog and the team have a knack for reinventing without losing that signature brutal charm. Here's hoping we get some wild new Norse or Greek mythology twists
Interesting to hear Sony Santa Monica is sticking to their roots while still shaking things up—sounds like they're aiming for that sweet spot between nostalgia and innovation. Can't wait to see how they evolve Kratos' story without jumping into sci-fi territory.