What Ugly Truth Will God Of War Laufey’s Faye See Reflected In Her Sword?

Confira os detalhes que estao repercutindo. The 20-minute gameplay reveal for God of War Laufey puts a lot of focus on protagonist Faye's new sword.

Segundo apurado, And while we don't yet know what the sword is called or where it originally came from, I've already got so many questions about the blade. Most pressing, I want to know how Faye's new weapon will act as a thematic mirror for her, much as the Blades of Chaos and the Leviathan Axe acted as narrative reflections for Faye's husband, Kratos. If I had to guess, I think Faye's new sword is a reflection of her time as a schemer and that it will act as a catalyst for her coming to terms with the lingering machinations she left for her husband and son to deal with.

The God of War series has long used its trademark weapons as a means to provide a thematic blueprint for whoever wields them. The chains of the Blades of Chaos were originally burned to Kratos' skin, for example, symbolically chaining him to his vengeance, rage, and servitude to the gods. Meanwhile, the Leviathan Axe returns to Kratos' hand no matter how far it's thrown, mimicking how Kratos' past as a living weapon and a god of war keeps finding and catching up to him in the present, no matter how much he tries to distance himself from it. So it stands to reason that developer Santa Monica Studio hasn't just given Faye a random sword--it, too, likely is meant to reflect some sort of trauma or discomfort that Faye will be dealing with over the course of God of War Laufey . Siga acompanhando o blog pra mais atualizacoes.