God of War: Laufey Collector's Edition Reveals Stunning New Art Cards
Santa Monica Studio has unveiled three new oracle cards from the God of War: Laufey collector's edition, featuring protagonist Faye and a mysterious captive boy.
Santa Monica Studio just dropped a fresh look at some gorgeous collectibles for God of War: Laufey, and they're giving us a closer peek at the game's new leading lady.
The studio shared previews of three cards from a 51-card oracle deck included in the collector's edition. The cards are illustrated by collaborating artist Megan Lara and depict protagonist Faye, a mysterious boy imprisoned by Bergelmir, and the grand gate leading to the "Realm of All Ages."
If you're out of the loop, God of War: Laufey is the next entry in the series, and this time you'll step into the shoes of Faye, Kratos' wife. Your adventure unfolds in a world called the "Realm of All Ages," and you'll get to experience her combat abilities and a brand-new weapon system when the game launches on PS5 on February 16, 2027.
Pre-orders are already live. In the Hong Kong store, the standard edition is priced at HK$388, while the deluxe edition will set you back HK$438. The deluxe version comes with extra in-game gear, a digital artbook, and the soundtrack—pretty standard goodies for collectors.
One important note: those 51 oracle cards are part of the collector's edition merchandise, not the game itself. The collector's box also includes a glowing Faye statue and a mini artbook, but you'll need to buy the game separately.
So, are you planning to snag that collector's edition, or are you holding out for more gameplay details first? Let us know in the comments!
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