Additionally, the new God of War is not set in an open world, though Barlog says it is 'open. It's Stargate SG-1 actor Christopher Judge who has taken over as the angry Spartan. Carson is not set to return in the new game. In other God of War news, original Kratos voice actor T.C. You can also read our interview with Barlog about the challenge of making people take Kratos seriously. 'And I thought, 'There's some fascinating potential here for what Kratos would be like if given a second chance.'' 'You have a kid and it kind of changes the way you see things and how I approached problems creatively,' Barlog said. In the same interview, Barlog talked to us about how having a child helped him reinvent Kratos and the God of War series. 'It's a fun space to be in because it allows us to paint our own image of Norse mythology as opposed to anyone else's,' Barlog said. This idea that we're at is saying, 'We're at a prehisory point, where gods did walk the Earth, when monsters were real, before they became extinct.' 'In the viking era, they always talked about, 'The gods have abandoned us.' Thor and Loki and Odin all walked the Earth at one point, but they're not around any more.

'A lot of people think Norse, they think viking, but there's really this amazing prehistory-the migration, and then prior to that, the pre-migration era,' Barlog explained. Now Playing: God of War - E3 2016 Gameplay Trailer By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's

God of war mythology