That’s everything you need to know about God of War: Ragnarok, for now at least.

If you’re lucky enough to have got your hands one of the gold-dust consoles, then replaying God of War on your PS5 seems like the perfect way to while away the hours until Ragnarok is released.

In the meantime, God of War (2018) received a luscious next-gen update earlier this year, which lets you jump in with Kratos at 60 frames per second even at 4K resolution. He also clarified his stance in a subsequent tweet, saying, “I can’t imagine not being made for both, and I would be stunned if it didn’t ship on both.”Īs of yet, it is unconfirmed whether God of War: Ragnarok will be a PS5 exclusive. It’s worth noting that while Jaffe is known for his work on the first two God of War games, he is not confirmed to be working on Ragnarok. “I’m sure the next #GodofWar will be #PS4, #PS5. Seems like #GodOfWarRagnarok will be cross-gen title after all! While the Ragnarok announcement was tagged onto the end of Sony’s PS5 showcase, developer David Jaffe seems to think that the game will incorporate a cross-gen launch, saying, “I’m sure the next God of War will be PS4 PS5, of course it will.” The game released on April 20, 2018, and is exclusive to the PlayStation 4. Unlike previous installments, this game focuses on Norse mythology and follows an older and more seasoned Kratos and his new son Atreus in the years since God of War III. So far, this teaser is the only glimpse we’ve seen of the forthcoming game, but we’ll keep this page updated with the latest trailers as soon as they are released. God of War is the eighth installment in the franchise overall. With impending doom on the horizon, God of War: Ragnarok (or whatever it ends up being called) is set to be a landmark game for fans of mythology, action-adventure games, and gruff dads. Santa Monica Studio wasn’t afraid to bend the established Norse mythology to suit its own ends in the first game, so we’re sure it has some surprises up its sleeves this time around, too. We assume that we’ll be helping Kratos to stop the apocalypse, but you really never know with him. First released in 2018, God of War earned rave reviews from critics and has been embraced by fans as one of the absolute best entries in the long-running franchise. And anyone who understands Norse mythology knows that Fimbulwinter precedes Ragnarok – otherwise known as the apocalypse. At this point we don’t know whether that’s the official title or just a placeholder, but anyone who reached the end of the 2018 game will know that Fimbulwinter is coming. Therefore it’s no surprise that the PlayStation exclusive title is getting a sequel, which is currently known as God of War: Ragnarok. God of War was one of the PlayStation 4’s most popular releases, revitalising a series that many had written off to the annals of double-A anonymity.

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