God of War Star Christopher Judge Hints at Series Updates for Late Summer
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Christopher Judge hints at late summer news for the God of War series while clarifying his absence from the upcoming Greek trilogy remakes, as reported by Eurogamer.
Christopher Judge, the unmistakable voice behind the modern incarnation of Kratos, has dropped a hint that fans might hear about the future of the God of War franchise as early as late summer. Speaking during a recent signing session captured by streamer Fuzhpuzy at Fan Expo in Canada, Judge mentioned that players will likely get a look at what the team is working on later this year. While Sony Santa Monica has plenty on its plate with the recently announced Greek trilogy remakes, Judge confirmed he is not involved in those projects, adding that original Kratos actor TC Carson is stepping back in for the classic era revisit.
That leaves plenty of room for speculation about what the studio is actually cooking up next. Reports from industry insiders point toward a major new project spearheaded by veteran director Cory Balrog, which is rumored to feel entirely fresh while keeping the core DNA of the franchise intact. Past rumors pointing toward a sci-fi departure have been largely debunked, leaving the door open for another deep dive into mythology or perhaps a completely unexpected evolution of the action adventure formula. Sony is also currently expanding the universe with the Sons of Sparta spin-off and an upcoming television adaptation, meaning the franchise remains a massive pillar of the modern PlayStation ecosystem.
For players invested in where Kratos goes next, a late summer window lines up well with major industry showcases and Sony's typical cadence for dropping big updates. Whether this turns out to be a direct continuation of the Norse saga or something entirely new, the community is ready for a clearer picture of Santa Monica's next move. Original reporting on these comments comes via Eurogamer, capturing the excitement of what lies ahead for one of gaming's most enduring flagship series.
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Original article: Eurogamer