Whatever happens next, the God of War series has plenty of material to mine from. First debuting on the PlayStation 2 in 2005, Kratos began his rampage through the pantheon of Greek gods, with his story eventually culminating in a brutal climb up Mount Olympus in 2010's God of War 3 – if you don't count the various spin-offs and prequels.

Prime Video’s adaptation of God of War was one of the most anticipated projects from the streamer, as it would be the first time the video game franchise was adapted into live-action. However, despite it being in development for two years,

Amazon is reshuffling the deck with its God of War series. After the success of Fallout, it wants its next Prime Video gaming adaptation to live up to those lofty expectations — and it’s apparently willing to start fresh to do so.

While Amazon is content to throw enormous amounts of cash at projects, one high-profile megashow appears to be in trouble, God of War.

Amazon and PlayStation are going back to Level 1 and starting from scratch with their TV adaptation of the video-game franchise "God of War." "God of War" showrunner and executive producer Rafe Judkins and EPs Hawk Ostby and Mark Fergus have exited the series.