Santa Monica Studio’s Raising Kratos development documentary came out in 2019, a year after the award-winning reboot came out in 2018. Three years later, God of War: Ragnarok is finally out and fans are expecting a follow-up. But, Santa Monica is having none of it as it confirms that they’re not working on such a documentary.
You can probably compile the BTS series and watch it as a whole as a pseudo God of War: Ragnarok documentary.
Millie A poured gasoline into the rumor mill dumpster fire after claiming that Santa Monica Studio will write, film, edit, and produce a documentary covering “the pressure to follow up on God of War, the impact of Covid and more.”
Naturally, the tweet gained traction but Santa Monica Studio quickly put a knife to it.
There is no documentary in the works.
We’ve put a lot of love and effort into our BTS series, which releases every Tues, that is our look into development for GoWR.
— Santa Monica Studio – God of War Ragnarok (@SonySantaMonica) November 18, 2022
Don’t worry, the studio explains the BTS series that comes out every Tuesday is enough. If you want a more intimate look at the development of God of War: Ragnarok, this should be your cup of tea.
God of War: Ragnarok continues to dominate headlines after launching on November 9 and it isn’t an easy thing to do. Keep in mind, God of War: Ragnarok came out around the same time as Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone 2.0. Despite facing heavy competition, Kratos’ latest outing outsold all but FIFA 23 this year en route to securing the second-highest critic score of the year.
God of War: Ragnarok is now the frontrunner to win GOTY alongside Elden Ring.
Fans better savor God of War: Ragnarok because it’ll be the only God of War game we’ll have in a while.
We’ll find out if God of War: Ragnarok will make it two in a row for Santa Monica Studio’s games once Geoff Keighley announces the winners of this year’s GOTY award at The Game Awards on December 9.
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