We've learned in the past that Sony Pictures Television and PlayStation Productions are working together to produce a TV series entirely based on the famous 2018 God of War title, when he landed in the Scandinavian kingdom of Midgard.

The Amazon Prime Video digital film and series service that will broadcast this work has confirmed that the real-life series will be adapted from the famous 2018 title God of War, following Kratos seeking to travel with his son Ateros to the highest peak of the nine worlds to fulfill his wife Via's last wish. The series was described by Amazon as follows:

When his beloved wife dies, Kratos embarks on a perilous journey with his estranged son, Atreus, to scatter her ashes from the highest peak – his wife’s dying wish. Kratos soon realizes that this journey is an epic in disguise that will test the bond between father and son and force Kratos to battle new gods and monsters for the fate of the world.

This television work will be written and produced by the writer Rafe Godkin Who worked on Agents of SHIELD and The Wheel of Time, and will be directed by director Mark Fergus and Hawk Ostby, who worked on many groundbreaking films such as The Last Vermeer, as well as Children of Men and many other famous works, as well as executive producer Rafe Judkins, who recently worked on Uncharted and The Wheel of Time.

While he will serve as creative director of the Santa Monica studio Corey Barlog Also as executive producer, WJeff Ketchum of Santa Monica Studios is the co-executive producer. While the two writers will work Iron Man, The Expanse, Mark Fergus and Huck Ostby Also as screenwriters and executive producers, andYumi Yang From the Santa Monica studio.

such a great team to work with on this. can't wait for you all to see more, but it's going to be a while.

until then… I had never heard of it.

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PlayStation Video Game Adaptation Of 'God Of War' Gets Prime Video Series Order https://t.co/y9zFeGna1e via @Deadline

— cory barlog (@corybarlog) December 14, 2022

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