New God of War mod lets you mess up Kratos in every way imaginable
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Most of the projects for God of War up on its Nexus Mods site are lighting overhauls or maxed out save files, but one modder over on YouTube is pushing in a more avant-garde direction.
In the past, modder Speclizer has focused on finding out-of-bounds secrets and unused assets in the Last of Us and the console release of God of War, similar to howZullie the WitchorLance McDonalddo for From Software titles.
As featured on Highlight Reel, Speclizer has now outdone themselves with on-demand goblin body horror Kratos, powered by custom tools that allow for real-time model editing, along with other features like an enhanced photo mode and noclip. The model editing is the real kicker, letting you alter the position and size of character body parts, torturing them as though you were the malevolent AI from I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream.
God of War on PC:#GodofWar #GodofWarPC pic.twitter.com/66qFHi34eBJanuary 27, 2022
You can peruse Speclizer’s own experiments with the tools on theirTwitterandYouTubepages, but using them to perpetrate your own body horror crimes against the Son of Zeus and friends will require a $14/month buy-in onSpeclizer’s patreon.
Big eyes and a big mouth.#GodofWar #GodofWarPC pic.twitter.com/yTK7J9htPzJanuary 19, 2022
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