The fact that God of War: Ragnarok only needed to give us a glimpse of an icy God of War symbol and a few seconds of everyone’s favorite gravelly voice to have us sweating in anticipation is a testament to the franchise’s greatness. The 2018 God of War reboot was met with such fanfare and critical acclaim, with many praising the game’s new design elements and its adherence to the franchise’s core values. It didn’t take long for fans to start clamoring for more.
God of War Ragnarok is just a PS4 game?
It was toward the end of the PS5 Showcase event on September 16 that gamers finally got to hear more. More information on the PS5’s starting price and release date ($499, November 12), and a razor-thin teaser for the next installment in the world’s rawest, highest-stakes father-son bonding experience ever.
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It took Sony five long years to create the masterpiece that was 2018’s reboot, but perhaps fueled by the overwhelming success of God of War, Sony has confirmed that the next installment will be released sometime in 2021 – making it about 3 years away. Sony has not yet set a firm release date for the next installment, however. B
