It definitely appears that Kratos will have the entire holiday all to himself.

Just minutes after PlayStation announced that God of War: Ragnarok will be coming out in November, Square Enix confirmed that the PS5-exclusive game (which is also launching on the PC), will be delayed for the second time as it's now set to come out on January 24, 2023.

The news definitely stings for those who wanted to see Luminous Productions' next game after Final Fantasy XV. Square Enix explained that the delay doesn't indicate that it is running into issues with the game's development. Instead, the choice is more of a "strategic decision" and the studio is now busy polishing the game. But, if you think about it, there's little reason to delay a game scheduled to come out during a very busy holiday season.

You can't just say that Square Enix is giving way to God of War: Ragnarok in November. The upcoming RPG literally has a month on store shelves all to itself if it came out on October 11, as originally intended. This is more than enough time to rack up the numbers. Not to mention, Forspoken will also be on the PC, which should help with the sales.