The God of War composer is open to working on the TV series
, by Thibaut
Amazon and PlayStation Productions have reached an agreement to produce two seasons of a future TV series God of War. And it just so happens that an important figure from the last two games is ready to get back to work.
In an interview with VGC, Bear McCreary, composer of God of War (2018) and God of War Ragnarök, talked about his work on the franchise. He explained that he had been invited to a celebration organized by Sony to mark the saga's 20th anniversary.
"Coming into that room, I saw the God of War 2018 and God of War Ragnarok sheet music on the wall – my signed scores in frames that I had given to Santa Monica – and it really hit me that I got to contribute to this. Even with the God of War Valhalla DLC, there’s an ending cinematic to that, that really was important to me to score."
"It brings a sort of closure to Kratos’ arc, so I feel like my contribution, starting with E3 2016 all the way through to Valhalla, feels complete. I feel complete. I feel like I told a story."
McCreary also answered the question of whether he'd be willing to resume his position on Amazon's God of War series.
"If there’s anything else that needs music moving forward, they’ve got my number. Everybody’s got my number, I’m here. I’m really proud of what I did."
Source: videogameschronicle.com