Domino's Takes a Stand Against Controversial God of War Release
WHO:
Push Square - Domino's Pizza and Sony's Santa Monica Studio are involved in the social media exchange.
Collider - The new God of War game, Laufey, is developed by Sony.
WHAT:
Push Square - The tweet from Domino's Pizza UK has received 4.1 million views.
Collider - The tweet from Santa Monica Studio has garnered 3 million impressions and 76,000 likes at the time of publication.
Collider - The tweet from Domino's Pizza UK had 64,000 likes and over 1 million views at the time of publication.
Push Square - Domino's Pizza's UK account posted a tweet comparing the new God of War game to a pizza without pepperoni, stating: “God of War game with no Kratos = Pepperoni Passion with no pepperoni.”
Push Square - The tweet from Domino's Pizza received over 70,000 likes.
Push Square - Santa Monica Studio responded to Domino's tweet, stating: “Okay thanks for the feedback, Domino’s Pizza corporate account,” which garnered over 105,000 likes.
Push Square - The entire exchange has approached five million views.
WHERE:
Push Square - The exchange took place on social media platforms.
WHEN:
Push Square - The tweet from Santa Monica Studio was posted on June 3, 2026.
WHY:
Push Square - Domino's Pizza aimed to engage with audiences following the end of the Premier League season.
Collider - Fans reacted to the lack of Kratos in the new God of War game, Laufey.
HOW:
Push Square - Domino's Pizza utilized humor in their tweet to create engagement on social media.
(UPDATED June 5, 2026 01:42 UTC)
A tweet from Domino's Pizza UK has captured significant attention, racking up 4.1 million views and 64,000 likes. Meanwhile, Santa Monica Studio's tweet has also made waves, amassing 3 million impressions and 76,000 likes. Both tweets highlight the growing impact of social media engagement in the fast-food and gaming industries.
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(UPDATED June 4, 2026 23:24 UTC)
In a playful exchange on social media, Domino's Pizza compared the new God of War game, Laufey, to a pizza without pepperoni, saying, “God of War game with no Kratos = Pepperoni Passion with no pepperoni,” which received over 70,000 likes. Santa Monica Studio responded with a lighthearted acknowledgment, stating, “Okay thanks for the feedback, Domino’s Pizza corporate account,” and that tweet garnered over 105,000 likes, contributing to an impressive total of nearly five million views for the entire interaction. This humorous engagement comes as Domino's seeks to connect with audiences following the end of the Premier League season, while fans express their disappointment over the absence of Kratos in the latest installment.