'God of War: Ragnarok' reportedly lands this November
contacts said there had been"several" internal and public delays forsince the 2020 announcement, with at least some due to the pandemic and the need for remote work.will stay on track. A November ship date wouldn't be surprising, though. Game developers often plan to release their biggest titles during the all-important holiday shopping season, particularly before Black Friday .
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