God Of War's Live-Action TV Show: A Blind Date With Nostalgia

It's been five years since the last God of War game was released, but fans of the series won't have to wait much longer to get their hands on the next installment. And now, we finally have confirmation that there will be a live-action TV show for Ragnarök – which promises to be an exciting blend of nostalgia and modern action. Read more about this upcoming show in this article!

• God of War: Amazon series ought to remain real to the initial
• Prime Video uses enough fabric for God of War

After God of War Ragnarök put on such an excellent start in November, the fans were particularly pleased when prime video commissioned a live action series for the franchise. Fans are now assured that the series will stay true to the game.

God of War: Amazon series ought to remain real to the initial

Currently God of War (2018) was a direct hit for Sony Interactive Entertainment and the successor has already received awards. The story of Rates and Atreus has been captivating fans for years-for Amazon the opportunity to make a live action series out of it. The truth that video game films are not constantly great has been proven numerous times in the past.

With God of War it must be various. This is ensured by Vernon Sanders, Head of TV from Amazon Studios, in an interview with Collider. The series would stay real to the game, and it would be particularly positive because in the past it was currently with adjustments such as Lord of the Rings: The rings of power worked well: We are incredibly good with adjustments, from Invincible to The Boys. I mean, we just covered so numerous of them? So we understand that there is an enthusiastic fan base for God of War. However, that what we are always looking for is whether there is a real emotional core, whether there is a real narrative story, and I think that is part of what God of War does, says Sanders (Source: Collider). Get an impression of the game in the trailer: God of War Ragnarök: Introduce Trailer for PS5 & PS4

Prime Video uses enough fabric for God of War

The story of Rates started in 2005 after Rates killed the Hydra on the order of the sea god Poseidon.

In 2018, they met an older Rates who have to handle his past and look after his son ATREUS alone after the death of his spouse Faye. This now runs through to God of War Ragnarök, where dad and boy are exposed to risk once again. That already uses a lot of capacity. In addition, everything occurs in the Nordic Empire and this has lots of secrets, misconceptions and gods.