PlayStation 4 exclusive God of War has unquestionably been a hit as the title sold more than five million copies in its first month alone. Many would have already finished the title by now but Sony Santa Monica Studio will soon give them a reason to get back into the game once again. It has confirmed that a new Game+ Mode is being developed for God of War.
The company revealed that ever since God of War was launched, fans have flocked to social media and forums to request this mode. Sony says that it’s the single most requested enhancement for God of War and it’s happy to follow through for fans who have been keeping their fingers crossed for the New Game+ Mode.
It has also been confirmed that the New Game+ Mode for God of War is going to be released at a later date through an update that’s going to be free for those who already own the title. The company has also revealed that in the mode, Kratos and Atreus will restart the game with most of the upgrades from the completion of the last main quest. This includes talismans, pommels, armors, and more.
The mode is also going to increase the game’s difficulty so it’s going to be more challenging for players and that’s precisely what a lot of players want. The New Game+ Mode is currently being developed and it’s unclear precisely when it’s going to be released for God of War.
🙏 It’s with our greatest pleasure to create this in honor of you – our fans: New Game+, available via a patch at a later date#GodofWar #PlayStationE3 pic.twitter.com/z9v7FowCeU
— Santa Monica Studio #GodofWar (@SonySantaMonica) June 12, 2018
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