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God of War: Developer of Popular 2018 game Reveals Interesting Detail About Kratos’ Axe
God of War 2018 was a massive success when the game was released back in 2018. Millions of PlayStation owners played the title extensively. Yet, they still somehow missed a small, interesting detail that only recently came to light thanks to one of the developers of the game. The detail is in regard to the angry protagonist’s axe. It has been revealed that the axe is larger in his hand than it is on his back.
Fun lil dev fact. Kratos’ axe is a different scale when it’s in his hand than when it’s on his back. https://t.co/5jm3T5eRnl
— Robert Morrison (@RobertAnim8er) August 20, 2021
The tweet has got thousands of views and as more people learn about this tiny detail, the more they think the game might be filled with more of such small details that players might have missed. Also, in case anyone wanted to know just how much bigger the Leviathan Axe was in his hand, it’s about 20% bigger than on his back.
God of War: are there more such details?
It’s very possible that the game might have many more small details like this one that players might have missed. Developers put meticulous work into the details of a game. And the main purpose is to make the game look as good as possible. In order to do that, they will sometimes resort to making certain things look bigger or smaller to achieve better visual quality.
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Since God of War has a huge playerbase, not too many things elude the eyes of the players. And as of now, this one the only scaling-related detail that has come to light. Maybe as time goes on, more such details will come forward. Maybe the next God of War game, Ragnarok, will incorporate such small details as well. Ragnarok comes out next year, and fans can’t wait to see how much new content and details the game brings.
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