The God of War Laufey panel at San Diego Comic-Con provided a look into the upcoming title, featuring discussions on character relationships and a confirmed release date of February 16, 2027. While many attendees anticipated new trailers or gameplay details, the panel largely focused on the actors' experiences and their interpretations of the characters' bonds.

Moderated by Santa Monica Studio's head of creative, Cory Barlog, the panel included actors Deborah Ann Woll (Fey), Christopher Judge (Kratos), Perlina Lau (Rue), and Jack Quaid (Phranque). The event began with a recap video that wove together footage from God of War (2018), Ragnarok, and Laufey. Barlog also revealed that the next Kratos-led God of War game will directly follow the events of Laufey. Attendees received an art card with a purple treasure chest and the number 51, which Barlog indicated holds story significance, though further details were not provided.

The cast shared their reactions to being cast in the game. Perlina Lau described her excitement upon receiving the casting email, while Christopher Judge recounted initial hesitations from himself and his agent that were overcome after reading the script. Judge also noted that the decision for who would play Kratos was ultimately influenced by Atreus actor Sunny Suljic, who was nine years old at the time.

Production anecdotes were also shared. Deborah Ann Woll recalled accidentally breaking a prop from The Last of Us Part 2, which she was using as a stand-in for an axe on her first day. Jack Quaid expressed his enjoyment in portraying Phranque, a character described as a green cube, and his gratitude for being part of the beloved franchise.

Discussing the characters, Christopher Judge likened the bond between Fey and Kratos to the quote from "Wedding Crashers": "Love is a soul finding its own reflection in another." He elaborated that their journeys and struggles mirror each other. Deborah Ann Woll added that Fey, who is hard on herself, found acceptance in Kratos, who validated her worth. The symbiotic relationship between Fey, Rue, and Phranque was also highlighted, with Jack Quaid explaining that they help each other grow by seeing the world through each other's perspectives. Woll noted that while Fey is the driving force, none of the trio could succeed alone.

The panel concluded with the reveal of a short trailer confirming the February 16, 2027 release date for God of War Laufey.