A few days ago, Deadline reported that several key personnel behind Amazon's upcoming live-action God of War adaptation have left the project. But the series' production will still push through, and according to the publication,

Former Battlestar Galactica executive producer Ronald D. Moore has joined Amazon's God of War TV adaptation as the series' showrunner and writer.

Moore’s involvement with the God of War project sees him returning to work with Sony Pictures TV Studios, where he previously worked on Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams for Amazon Prime Video, Outlander for Starz, and For All Mankind for Apple TV+.

Ronald D. Moore has been tapped as writer, EP & showrunner of Sony TV and Amazon MGM Studios' Prime Video series God Of War, based on the video game.

Moore as its new showrunner, TheWrap has learned. The "Outlander" and "For All Mankind" producer joins the new Prime Video series also as a writer and EP following last week's news of Rafe Judkins' exit as part of a creative overhaul for the show,

Of all of the many video game adaptations that are in the works right now in Hollywood, few carry quite as much promise as Amazon’s God of War TV series. The original God of War games — particularly the franchise’s 2018 and 2022 installments — already boast a cinematic quality that should make them easier to adapt for the big or small screen than most video games.

It looks like we’ll have to wait a lot longer for Amazon’s God of War series than we first thought, as Sony and MGM pursue different creative avenues