It looks like there's a very good reason why the rumoured God of War prequel game wasn't shown at the most recent State of Play, as it's reportedly been delayed into 2026.
As is a Summer tradition, last week was one of the busiest in some time for gaming news. PlayStation and Xbox both had their own dedicated showcases, while Summer Game Fest offered up a ton of announcements ranging across every console. Out of all of the showcases, PlayStation's State of Play was arguably the biggest thanks to a ton of exciting reveals and first looks.
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One game that wasn't at the most recent State of Play that we all expected to see something from, though, was the rumoured God of War Metroidvania starring that apparently stars Deimos. This prequel project, set in the series' Greek period, was heavily talked about before the showcase, but ended up being a no-show. There might be a good reason why, though.
As pointed out by Insider Gaming, the update on the still-unannounced God of War game comes from Giant Bomb's Jeff Grubb, who took part in the...
