T.C. Carson Breaks Silence on Kratos Return for God of War Trilogy Remake
The much-anticipated remake of the original God of War trilogy is reportedly underway, and an exciting revelation has emerged from one of the project's key figures. The iconic voice actor behind Kratos is set to make his return to the beloved universe.
During MEGACON Orlando, T.C. Carson, the original voice of Kratos, received a warm welcome. The actor candidly addressed questions regarding his comeback to the franchise, especially after Christopher Judge took over the role for the Norse sagas of Kratos's journey. Carson's relaxed and witty demeanor at the event stood in stark contrast to the fierce character he embodies on screen.
"They came back after realizing they let me go prematurely," Carson quipped. "But it was a great conversation. Eric came over, we had dinner, talked about it, he told me what they were trying to achieve, and I agreed."
The actor expressed his genuine excitement about his impending return. While concrete news about the remake's development stage remains limited, the announcement of Carson's involvement has provided a welcome relief following last year's circulating rumors. As of now, the God of War Trilogy Remake does not have an official release date.
Meanwhile, while Santa Monica Studio is reportedly focusing on this remake, insider information points to another project potentially in development: a game centered around Faye, Kratos's wife. This rumored title is speculated for a release in the first half of 2027, with a possible reveal occurring as early as May or June of 2026. This potential project is expected to be a PlayStation 5 exclusive.
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