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Insiders SPILLING TEA, job ads CONFIRMING dev hell… Fans RAGING on X—2028 PS6 savior or ETERNAL WAIT?
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Fresh leaks surrounding God of War 6 have ignited the PlayStation faithful, revealing a potential shift to Egyptian mythology complete with a new signature weapon and ambitious open-world expansions. Santa Monica Studio’s (SSM) recent job postings strongly suggest active development on a sequel to the Norse saga, but a delayed Deimos-led spin-off and whispers of multiplayer experiments have fans bracing for a protracted wait potentially extending to 2028 or beyond.
Ragnarök’s Colossal Legacy Sets the Bar Sky-High
God of War Ragnarök, released in November 2022 for PS4/PS5 and ported to PC in 2024, shattered records as PlayStation’s fastest-selling first-party title with 5.1 million copies in its debut week. By late 2023, it surpassed 15 million units sold worldwide, contributing to the franchise’s staggering 76.5 million lifetime sales across all entries. Rumors circulating in late 2025 peg Ragnarök at over 20 million copies, bolstered by ongoing PC revenue exceeding $42 million and strong PlayStation Plus performance.
Sony’s fiscal reports underscore its enduring appeal: Ragnarök ranks as the most-played game in PlayStation history (LTD), outpacing even God of War (2018) in engagement metrics during FY2026 H1 earnings. The Valhalla DLC further extended its lifespan, delivering critical acclaim and narrative closure that teases Kratos’ post-Ragnarök freedom to roam new pantheons.
This blockbuster foundation—coupled with the series’ evolution from hack-and-slash to semi-open-world action-RPG—positions God of War 6 as a tentpole for Sony’s next-gen ambitions.
Job Listings “Accidentally” Confirm Sequel Development
SSM’s careers page has become a treasure trove of hints. Multiple 2025 postings explicitly require “fluency with the combat design choices, systems, mechanics, and enemies in God of War (2018) and God of War Ragnarök,” including roles for Senior Combat Designer, Quest Designer, and Senior Technical Narrative Designer. A Producer (Contract) ad invites applicants to “join the award-winning team that created God of War” for an unannounced title, emphasizing narrative-driven single-player expertise.
Bloomberg journalist Jason Schreier confirmed SSM’s next project is “not a new IP,” aligning with these GoW-specific requisites. Insiders report pre-production ramped up post-Ragnarök, with planning dating back before its 2022 launch—echoing the six-year gap from God of War (2018). Cory Barlog, director of the 2018 reboot, is rumored to helm, marking his return to full-time leadership.
Egyptian Mythology Takes Center Stage: Leaked Features
The juiciest revelations point to Egypt as Kratos’ next battlefield—SSM’s original pitch for the 2018 revival before pivoting to Norse lore. Leaks depict vast deserts, pyramid biomes, labyrinthine tombs, and temple bosses like Anubis or Sobek, perfect for open-world traversal with dynamic sandstorms and relic-based magic.
A standout rumor: Kratos wields the khopesh, a curved Egyptian sickle-sword for fluid slashing combos, complementing the Blades of Chaos and Leviathan Axe in a trio-weapon system—the most complex combat yet. Casting calls for Middle Eastern actors on a Sony AAA project further corroborate the shift.
Story teases build on Ragnarök/Valhalla: A humbled Kratos confronts themes of judgment and rebirth, with Atreus possibly in peril to reignite his rage—or starring in a parallel arc as Loki.
Deimos Spin-Off: Bridge or Roadblock?
Amid mainline hype, a 2.5D Metroidvania spin-off steals thunder. Jeff Grubb reports it’s delayed from 2025 to 2026, featuring Deimos (Kratos’ brother) in pre-God of War 1 Greece, supervised by SSM and possibly developed by Megaat Studios. Inspired by Blasphemous, it explores the brothers’ tragic bond under Ares.
This “gap-filler” signals God of War 6 won’t arrive before 2028, syncing with PS6. Multiplayer prototypes at SSM add salt, with fears of live-service dilution.
Timeline: Patience Tested Until PS6 Era
Analysts eye 2028-2029, mirroring prior cycles, as a cross-gen launch. No TGA 2025 reveal expected, but Geoff Keighley’s cryptic teaser sparked Jörmungandr speculation—perhaps a Norse coda or feint. Amazon’s God of War series (filming March 2026) could influence synergy.
Fans Erupt: Hype, Dread, and X Fury
X is a cauldron: @SynthPotato’s TGA breakdown hit 12K likes, dubbing it “1000% new God of War.” @RinoTheBouncer hyped Deimos leaks (449 likes), while @TCMF2’s timelines drew 802 likes. Skeptics lament delays: “Greek spin-off to 2026? Main game 2030??” Memes blend excitement (“Kratos vs. Ra!”) with despair.
YouTubers like Balboa Insider rack millions dissecting “2026 Roadmap,” fueling Egypt mania.
Kratos’ Next Saga: Triumph or Torment?
God of War 6 tantalizes with khopesh carnage and pyramid epics, but spin-off snags and MP murmurs test loyalties. SSM’s hiring spree signals commitment, yet Sony’s silence looms. As Ragnarök endures as PS’s crown jewel, will Egypt deliver god-slaying glory—or evaporate in dev purgatory?
The Ghost of Sparta sharpens his blades. Ragnarök proved myths evolve; the sands await.
