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God of War Ragnarok<\/strong> director Eric Williams has revealed that some members of his team were \u201cfreaking out\u201d just three months ago because they thought the game wasn\u2019t good enough. In a new interview with GQ, both Williams and God of War 2018 director Cory Barlog discussed the making of Ragnarok and how the team remains motivated.<\/p>\n

God of War Ragnarok received universal acclaim<\/h2>\n

Much like the 2018 game, Ragnarok received glowing reviews across the board with only one outlier. That\u2019s quite a feat for Williams considering Barlog set the bar pretty high four years ago. Williams told GQ that with the game being on store shelves, some members of the team will want to jump onto the next project without taking a break even though they were panicking just three months ago.<\/p>\n

\u201cThey were freaking out three months ago,\u201d Williams recalled. \u201c\u2018Holy crap, the game\u2019s not good. What are we going to do?\u2019 I can\u2019t even imagine how they feel today.\u201d<\/p>\n

Williams revealed that Santa Monica Studio had some of the big plot points for Ragnarok noted down after wrapping up the 2018 game. The only thing he and Barlog had to mull over was whether to finish the story in two or three installments. Two it is.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n