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God of War Laufey Reportedly Targets First Half of 2027, Lining Up With Santa Monicaโ€™s Beloved March-April Window

14 June 2026 at 13:00

A character from the game 'God of War Laufey' stands in a vibrant, mythical landscape with the text 'LAUFEY' prominently displayed above.

The long-rumored God of War Faye, now known as God of War Laufey, was easily the standout game not only of Sony's State of Play but also of the whole Summer Game Fest when it comes to overall impact. Marketing firm LevelUp ranked its performance across trailers, press coverage, and community engagement, finding that it far outpaced any other game shown throughout the week. The announcement did not include any precise launch window, which worried fans. Bloomberg's Jason Schreier chimed in to say that the game isn't "years away", though he wouldn't be more specific than that. Now, renowned insider [โ€ฆ]

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God of War Laufey Brings Back the Fluidity of the Greek Saga While Retaining the Norse Sagaโ€™s Gritty, Personal Combat

3 June 2026 at 11:00

A scene from 'God of War Laufey' shows Faye facing Begtse in a cave, with the text 'Captured On PS5ยฎ Pro' in the bottom right corner.

After many rumors, Santa Monica Studio finally unveiled God of War Laufey, the next chapter in the action/adventure franchise and the first to feature a main character other than Kratos. We already knew from the rumor mill that the protagonist would be Faye (whose birth name is Laufey, hence the title), which led most to assume this would be a prequel, since her death kickstarts the events of 2018's God of War game. However, the developers have conceived a wholly different narrative: despite not having been previously called a god, after her funeral pyre, she awakes in a strange place [โ€ฆ]

Read full article at https://wccftech.com/god-of-war-laufey-combat-greek-norse-saga/

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