The voice Kratos would like to revisit some territory he's gone over before in a past role. It's been three years since God of War: Ragnarok was released, and if there's a follow-up game on the horizon then Sony's done a good job keeping it under wraps. It seems like a safe bet that there will eventually be another God of War game, and if there is, Christopher Judge wants it to take place in Egypt. Judge--who first rose to fame for starring in Stargate SG-1 as Teal'c--has voiced Kratos since God of War in 2018. The original games set Kratos against the Greek pantheon of gods, while the last two games centered on the Norse gods. For a new title, Judge recently disclosed that he would like to return to some of the Egyptian mythology from Stargate. "Because I became best known as Teal'c from Stargate, to go to Egypt would be a completion of my circle," said Judge during his recent appearance at MCM London Comic Con (via GamesRadar). "But whatever is decided--wait… if there is another game, I have no doubt that no matter what pantheon it is, it will be great." There have been previous rumors about a God of War side-story set in Greece, but that project was reportedly pushed to 2026. God of War director Cory Barlog has hinted at his new game from Sony Santa Monica, but hasn't given any indication it's another title in the franchise. In the meantime, Amazon Prime Video is moving forward with a live-action God of War series, but has yet to cast any of the major roles. Latest in God of War: Ragnarok Big AAA Publishers Need To Make Smaller Games Too, Ex-God Of War Dev Says God Of War 20th Anniversary Retrospective Gets $40 Discount At Amazon PlayStation Studios PS5 Games On Sale For Up To $50 Off This Week