The Egyptian pantheon is full of interesting characters that would be perfect for the next God of War.If it gets the same treatment as the Norse series, this could lead to multiple games set in Egypt.

This idea that God of War will eventually go to Egypt has been backed up directly by the new God of War games. In both God of War and God of War Ragnarok, the game alluded to other pantheons ...

A reputable source alleges that the long-rumored God of War Greek game has been pushed from its original release window of late 2025.

The next God Of War game could take place in ancient Egypt, according to a new report.. READ MORE: ‘God of War Ragnarok’ review: the Boy is back in town The original God Of War was released in ...

Allegedly, the next God of War game is being planned for a 2026 release, according to reputable journalist and industry insider Jeff Grubbs.

God of War’s Kratos has pummeled the gods in Greek and Norse mythology, and for his next adventure, Egyptian gods could feel his wrath.. Spotted on Insider Gaming, reputable scooper DanielRPK ...

Fresh on the back of rumour that the next God of War game will take place in Egypt, Tom Henderson of Insider Gaming has now reported that the game won’t actually take place in that location, ...

A God of War prequel exploring Kratos’ adventures before the 2018 reboot could satisfy old and new fans alike while fleshing out the Spartan’s story.

A known insider has claimed that the next God of War game will be set in Greece, not Egypt, contrary to recent reports.It looks like wires were crossed somewhere because the insider also claims ...

But looking back, many feel a longing for the God of War of old.Playing the game today, it harkens back to an older era of gaming, where characters’ stories were told with their fists, and ...

Of course, God of War is still a game, and you will be doing a lot of fighting in it. The new star of the show is undeniably the Leviathan Axe, which Kratos can swing, throw, and recall just like ...

Sony has released 10 God of War games in the series — six on home consoles, two on portable consoles, one on mobile, and one text-adventure on Facebook Messenger.