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Sony 'Hopes' to Launch PS5's God of War Laufey in the First Half of 2027

Sony’s *God of War* sequel may arrive in 2027—after a surprise delay from 2026

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The brief

Sony has reportedly shifted expectations for *God of War: Laufey*, pushing its launch to the first half of 2027 instead of 2026. Coverage cites an industry insider’s claim that the delay aligns with Santa Monica Studio’s traditional March-April release window for major titles. The news follows months of speculation about the game’s status, with Sony previously expressing optimism for a 2026 debut.

Multiple gaming outlets—including *PlayFront*, *Indy100*, *GameGPU*, *Wccftech*, and *Push Square*—are reporting the shift, framing it as a strategic move rather than a setback. No official confirmation from Sony has been issued. Fans and analysts will watch for Sony’s formal announcement, likely tied to a broader 2027 PS5 game lineup reveal.

The delay could also signal ongoing development challenges, though coverage does not yet specify technical or creative hurdles.

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Quick answers

Is *God of War: Laufey* definitely canceled for 2026?

No. Coverage describes a *delay* to 2027, not a cancellation, based on insider reports.

Why the shift from 2026 to 2027?

Sources suggest alignment with Santa Monica’s preferred March-April release slot, though no official reason has been given.

Will there be a PS5 hardware requirement for *Laufey*?

Coverage does not address hardware requirements, but the game is confirmed for PS5.

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