Don't Write Off June Just Yet, News of God of War: Ragnarok May be Near [UPDATED]
The release date of God of War: Ragnarok may be revealed as early as next week. What's probably when Sony will organize another State of Play.
Update
Popular game journalist Jason Schreier reports that the State of Play event, at which we were to learn the release date of God of War: Ragnarok, was indeed scheduled for today, but for some reason it has been postponed to an unspecified - but rather imminent - date. This is to be confirmed by yesterday's Twitter post from the game's director, Cory Barlog (both tweets can be found below).
Significantly, Schreier claims that this does not mean the release of God of War: Ragnarok will be delayed to 2023. According to his sources, the title is still scheduled to debut in November 2022.
This means that The Snitch, whose reports we cited earlier in this post, was once again not wrong. It's just that Sony has changed its plans, making it necessary for Kratos fans to be patient for a little longer.
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Santa Monica Studio and Sony for some time have been ensuring that God of War: Ragnarok will launch in 2022 on PS4 and PS5. However, half of the year has already passed and we still haven't found out the game's release date.
There are many indications that it will be revealed next week, specifically on June 30. For then - according to the informant publishing on Twitter as The Snitch (@insider_wtf) - it will be revealed. That's when Sony is planning the next State of Play.
"The number 11110, which is "spoken" by Kratos in the gif above, is notation of thirty in the binary system. So the post leaves no doubt - it's about the date June 30, 2022."
The Snitch has already proven that his reports can be relied on, by posting the full list of games that Sony unveiled a few hours later at the latest State of Play. What's more, well-known industry insider Tom Henderson has come to a similar conclusion - as we wrote on Monday - and Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier assured at the beginning of June that by the end of the month we will know the release date of God of War: Ragnarok.
Another hint may be a post by the game's director, Cory Barlog, which appeared a few days ago on Twitter (shared below). The gif featuring Batman could mean anything and nothing, but the first comment under that post - which reads: "Where's the date Cory" - leaves no illusions about what fans are expecting. One can be sure that the developer is aware of this and deliberately fuels the already considerable interest of the community.
