Christopher Judge, the voice of Kratos across the recent God of War entries, used a FanExpo appearance to advocate for greater recognition of the writers and developers behind video games. Rather than lobbying for continued involvement in the franchise himself - acknowledging his age as a limiting factor - Judge emphasized that game writers deserve the same professional respect afforded to their counterparts in film and television. His comments highlight a persistent gap in how the gaming industry credits its creative talent, particularly those working in narrative and development roles who often operate outside the public spotlight compared to actors and publishers.
- Judge is stepping back from the Kratos role but remains invested in elevating the craft and recognition of game writers and developers.
- The push underscores ongoing industry discussion about equitable treatment and visibility for creative contributors in gaming.
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God of War's Kratos actor Christopher Judge wants to see game writers get more respect
Christopher Judge, the actor who played Kratos in the 2018 God of War game and its 2022 sequel God of War: Ragnarök, wants video game writers and developers to get the love and respect they deserve. Speaking at a FanExpo event, Judge said t…