God of War literally broke the internet when it came out in 2018 after eight years. The mastermind behind the game is Santa Monica Studios. The game developers gained massive popularity ever since they released the first God of War game for the PlayStation 2. Now, the studio is reportedly working on a new project.
This information of Santa Monica Studios working on a massive project comes via a job listing. Yes, the folks who created God of War are actually hiring and are looking for an experience Art Director. God of War Ragnarok is all set to release this year and it doesn’t seem likely for the game developers to be hiring right now.
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We are most certainly looking at the ultra-popular studio’s next big project. Moreover, the listing also reveals that the job position is for a new project. Going by this, we can definitely back up the above piece of information.
God of War Creators Working on a New Game
If you want to go through the listing, just head over to the official Santa Monica Studios Careers Page. This is a full-time position of an Art Director and going by the requirements, this is definitely serious. Santa Monica Studio is surely buckling up to kick off the development of a brand new game.
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While some reports state that maybe it is a sequel to the upcoming God of War Ragnarok, it is most likely not the case. This is primarily because multiple resources suggest that Ragnarok will mark the end of Kratos’ Asgardian series of adventures. Maybe a brand new God of War game? Who knows.
Did you know that before the 2018 version of GoW, the Santa Monica Studios were working on a new IP? Yes, this is true and maybe the game developers have resumed that project. Nothing can be concretely stated this early. Only time will tell what other masterpiece Santa Monica Studio has in store for us in the future.
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Sagnik Dasgupta
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