If You Missed Them, Marvel's Wolverine, God of War Laufey's Comic-Con Panels Are Now Online
Playing catch-up. Not long ago, PlayStation hosted a handful of panels at San Diego Comic-Con, and if you missed them, they're now…

God of War: Laufey is an upcoming action-adventure game developed by Santa Monica Studio for PlayStation 5. The game follows Laufey, also known as Faye, after she awakens in a strange afterlife realm following her death. To protect Kratos and Atreus, she travels through the Everywhen, an afterlife of the gods where deities from different mythologies compete for power. The game shifts the focus from Kratos to Faye and features sword-based combat, magic, and new supporting characters.
Playing catch-up. Not long ago, PlayStation hosted a handful of panels at San Diego Comic-Con, and if you missed them, they're now…
Following the on-set injury that forced lead actor Ryan Hurst to exit Prime Video's God of War adaptation, Dave Bautista is reportedly in…
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After God of War Laufey, the franchise is putting the spotlight back on Kratos, and this chapter could make or break the entire Norse saga.
"Everything we are doing in the Faye game is a continuation of what came before and to set up and expand what comes next," he said.
Santa Monica Studio head of creative, Cory Barlog, has confirmed that the next mainline, Kratos-starring God of War will pick up after the…
God of War Laufey will release on 16th February 2027. Read more
Amazon is already looking for older versions of Atreus and Thrud for season two of its God of War adaptation.
Fans of the God of War series can soon pre-order an official 1/3 scale statue of Atreus, featuring his likeness from God of War Ragnarök.
After stating she is "totally unbothered" by God of War Laufey backlash, Deborah Ann Woll seems to have the right idea about social media.