What God of War: Ragnarok's Thor Voice-Acting Wrap Means for the Game's Development

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For all the positivity that Sony has been able to cultivate in the wake of its recent State of Play event, it’s fair to say the presentation has also left the publisher’s first party lineup in limbo. In an unusual turn of events, as it stands right now there’s no concrete release date attached to any of its upcoming internal PS4 or PS5 software. The title that’s arguably been impacted the most by this, though, is Santa Monica Studio’s God of War: Ragnarok.

Thanks to some insider leaks and teases from Santa Monica Studio itself, there’s still a sense online that Kratos’ sophomore Norse adventure will launch during the closing months of 2022. One recent announcement from the actor behind the franchise’s version of Thor in particular, even suggests that development progress is being made faster than some might have expected. If this turns out to be the case, players could receive an official God of War: Ragnarok status report soon.

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Following the publication of an article on the PlayStation Blog geared towards God of War: Ragnarok’s accessibility features, a less official update was also provided by a source close to Santa Monica Studio. During a question and answer panel at Comic Con Revolution in May, Hollywood actor Ryan Hurst spoke candidly about his involvement with the game. In addition to talking about how Sony had initially pitched him the role of Thor during a five hour-long meeting, the actor also promised that the game will feature a ‘super complex’ narrative.

What’s likely to have caught the attention of fans even more is Hurst’s comments about the process he’s gone through whilst bringing his incarnation of Thor to life. Based on how tight-lipped