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Jasmine Valentine

Prime Video’s God of War series has locked in key details, but 3 brutal things still need to happen after its creative overhaul

Kratos and Atreus stand next to each other .

Prime Video’s live-action God of War series will officially begin filming in 2026 and will adapt the Norse era of the video games, showrunner Ronald D Moore confirmed to Collider at San Diego Comic-Con. The focus will be on Kratos and Atreus, although scripts for season 1 are still being written at this stage. There will be 10 episodes to binge, which the game’s creative director Cory Barlog is “actively involved” in, Moore said.

We’re not likely to see any completed episodes until 2027 at the earliest, but for now, any concrete details are good progress. Amazon initially announced that the project was greenlit back in 2022, but pre-production slowed to a halt for unconfirmed reasons. Allegedly, scripts needed reworking (via KitGuru), adding another three years onto the development process.

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