A new report asserts that God of War Ragnarok has not been delayed out of this year, and is on track to launch this November.
Reporter Jason Schreier at Bloomberg says that, according to three sources familiar with Ragnarok's development, the game is on track to release in November 2022. The report claims that a September release had previously been targeted internally, so while the November date does mark a delay, it still meets the publicly noted release target of 2022.
Two of the sources say that the official release date is expected to be revealed later in June. The report asserts that the November release is the current plan as of this week, though further delays are always possible in game development.
The Bloomberg report comes after a number of rumors suggesting that God of War Ragnarok was being delayed to 2023. An internal PSN database listing showed a launch date shift from September 30 to December 31, and European outlet Gamereactor soon after reported hearing word of a delay to 2023. The game's no-show at Summer Game Fest yesterday fed into players' concerns, as well.
Publicly, Sony has not committed to any God of War Ragnarok release date more specific than '2022'. If Bloomberg's reporting is accurate - and it usually is - we'll likely hear more concrete information very soon.
Our God of War Ragnarok guide offers a big breakdown of everything we know about the game so far.
Check out our E3 2022 hub and the E3 2022 schedule for details on all the announcements from not-E3 week.
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