God of War Trilogy Remaster Announced at Sony State of Play Event
Sony’s latest State of Play presentation delivered a wave of gaming announcements, with the most significant being the official reveal of the God of War Trilogy Remaster. The news was delivered by TC Carson, the original voice actor for Kratos, during the live broadcast. According to the announcement, the remastered collection is currently in early development stages. The event also featured numerous other reveals including the surprise release of God of War: Son of Sparta, the announcement of Metal Gear Solid Master Collection Vol. 2, and confirmation that the John Wick franchise is being adapted into a video game.
The God of War Trilogy Remaster was announced as a complete collection of the original three God of War games, though specific details about enhancements or additional content were not provided. TC Carson’s involvement in the announcement suggests potential voice work or consulting roles for the project. The early development status indicates fans will need to wait for more concrete information about release windows, platforms, and visual improvements. This announcement follows the successful reboot of the franchise with 2018’s God of War and its sequel, making the original trilogy’s return particularly noteworthy for longtime series fans.
Alongside the trilogy announcement, God of War: Son of Sparta was revealed and immediately released as a surprise launch. Described as a side-scrolling action game, it serves as a prequel story to the original God of War series. Other significant announcements included Metal Gear Solid Master Collection Vol. 2, scheduled for August 27th release, containing Metal Gear Solid 4 and Peace Walker with bonus content. The John Wick video game adaptation was confirmed to be in development by Saber Interactive, though no gameplay details were shared.
The event featured numerous other reveals including Silent Hill: Town Fall, scheduled for release later this year, and Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver Remastered with a March 3rd release date. New trailers were shown for Pragmata, Resident Evil: Requiem, and Control: Resonance, while release dates were confirmed for Marvel Rivals on August 6th and Returnal: Solar Cycle. The breadth of announcements suggests Sony is positioning for a strong 2026 lineup across multiple genres and franchises. While the God of War trilogy remaster is still early in development, its announcement alone makes this State of Play a memorable event for PlayStation fans.
