God of War: Ragnarok is the second and final entry in Sony Santa Monica's Norse saga, and now series veteran Cory Barlog has shed some light on why the studio is planning to wrap things up with ...

God of War Ragnarok's Cory Barlog has explained why the game is wrapping up the Norse saga.

God of War may be moving on to a brand new saga, but there's just no feasible way it could completely abandon the Norse saga as it did with the Greek.

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God of War: Ragnarok will be the end of Norse saga, it has been confirmed (the subtitle does kind of give it away a bit). Speaking about the game during the PlayStation Showcase, game director ...

The subject of Kratos' death is eternally relevant, and God of War Ragnarok's questions about the afterlife open up a few pathways for the topic.

God of War Ragnarok will end the Norse saga because the devs don't want to spend 15 years on a trilogy.

If recent rumors turn out to be true, then the original God of War trilogy could be getting remastered, raising questions about what will be changed.

So, does Sigrid have roots in Norse mythology, or is she a fresh creation for this epic saga? Let’s dive into the connections between Twilight of the Gods’ Sigrid and the ancient tales to ...

One note that did stand out was the revelation that God of War Ragnarok would actually be the end of the Norse saga of God of War, concluding this chapter for Kratos and Atreus after just two games.