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God of Waris one of the more popular Sony first-party franchises, and director Cory Barlog played a significant role in its success. The director made great contributions and is a good friend to fellow director Neil Druckmann, and he shared his two cents about the recent fiasco.

Director Neil Druckmann was misrepresented and the God of War director isn’t having it.

Sony recently removed the fabricated interview and apologized for the unnecessary attention it gave Druckmann. The Naughty Dog director could be the first of many more first-party studio directors to fall victim to the company’s method of changing the narrative in their favor.

God of War Director Reacts to the Fabricated Interview

this should never have happened in the first place.

smhhttps://t.co/JQWjqVlOMe

— golrab of the frost (@corybarlog)August 17, 2025

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Barlog dropped by on social media and shared his opinion about the unfortunate treatment his colleague received, saying it shouldn’t have happened in the first place. It seems like the publisher wants to get the ball rolling as early as possible and hype up future projects.

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In comparison,Barlog did a better job teasing his upcoming projectwith Santa Monica Studios by simply praising the talent and commitment of his team.

These Directors Are Both Unhappy About What Transpired

The publisher later removed the interviewand apologized for the inconvenience it caused. Barlog is seemingly upset about how the company treated Druckmann and is worried that he will not be the only victim. This interview fiasco will strain the relationship Sony has with Druckmann, and other directors will begin to be cautious with their statements.

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It now seems that no director is safe from being misrepresented, and this will most likely do more damage than good. The credibility of the creatives behind the first-party projects is being questioned because of the fabrication of statements.

This recent blunder will probably discourage other directors from giving statements due to the fear of their quotes being edited and fans taking them without proper context.

Cory Barlog directed the critically acclaimed and award-winning soft reboot of God of War.

Druckmann defended himself and set the record straight by directing the blame on Sony. It feels like Barlog and other developers should be weary from this point on.

Do you agree with the directors? Let us know in the comments section below!

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Rouvin Josef Quirimit

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Piqued by his interest in superheroes during the early days of Marvel movies, Rouvin fell in a rabbit hole of pop culture. His passion for movies led to video games and he fell in love with God of War, The Last of Us, Uncharted, Red Dead Redemption, and more great single-player games that paved the way for his career as a gaming writer.

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