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God Of War's Writers On What The Ending Means For The Future
On the latest episode of The Game Informer Show podcast (which you can subscribe to right here) we spoke with God of War's writers Matt Sophos and Richard Gaubert about their journey through the game industry, the scary process of writing the new God of War, and what the game's ending might mean for the future of the series. It's an interesting and lengthy discussion, but the big spoilers begin at the 35:00 minute mark so be careful.
Watch the full interview below to learn about the duo's work on Lost Planet 3, their work mapping out "the next project", and why they don't want to read any more compelling fan theories about the future.
To jump to a particular point in the discussion, check out the time stamps below...
35:00 - Spoiler-filled discussion begins
43:05 - Constructing God of War's biggest surprise
52:10 - Their reactions toward the biggest fan theory about Kratos
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