What to expect from God of War: Ragnarök? Platforms, history, performance and more

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It’s a matter of a couple of days for all fans of God of War can enjoy its desired sequel, so we want to talk to you about what is known about this installment and everything you can expect from Kratos’ new adventure.

As you will surely remember, the first game in the saga was originally released in 2018 for PlayStation 4, at which time Santa Monica Studios presented us with a franchise that came to change the way stories are told, characters are described and engage every gamer with a spectacular gaming experience.

Four years have passed since then, and those responsible for the saga want to offer a sequel that meets the expectations of the community, so some news is expected and the fans are hype through the roof.

Is the sequel better or worse than the first title? Well, you better find out in the following points that we will mention.

A STORY THAT WILL SURPRISE YOU MORE THAN YOU IMAGINE

Santa Monica Studio knew very well that overcoming the first installment would be a huge challenge, so everything indicates that they polished their creativity to continue with a plot that will not let you let go of control.

Due to this, the point of this game is that Fimbulvetr is already on his way, so Kratos and Atreus must travel to the 9 realms in search of answers, all while the Asgardian forces prepare for a battle that promises to end with everything in its time.

Of course, just like the first title got us used to, along your way you will explore beautiful landscapes and face powerful enemies in the form of monsters and Norse gods.

A WIDE VARIETY OF WEAPONS FOR INTENSE COMBAT

One of the best points of the game is that various weapons seen in God of War return for their sequel: the Leviathan Axe, Blades of Chaos, and Guardian Shield, among others, will be available alongside a wide variety of new abilities for Kratos and Atreus.

Thanks to this, the combats within the game will test your abilities with control to get really intense moments that only this saga can give you, but of course, without forgetting that the adrenaline will be at its highest level while you watch Kratos sink his ax in the enemy skulls, divide their bodies with really bloody effects and even finish off the beasts that come in front of him in different ways.

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AN EPIC ADVENTURE AVAILABLE ON PS4 AND PS5

Yes, God of War Ragnarok It will be available on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, so from its first day, the game will have a base with millions of users ready to step into the shoes of Kratos and Atreus.

However, it is important to mention that, as you can imagine, the best experience will be on Sony’s most recent console, since as journalist Zack Zwiezen from the media said Kotakuthe new installment remains solid on PlayStation 4, although it highlights that there are slight frame drops in some combats and this version can cause the console to be very noisy and even “sound like the turbine of an airplane that is about to take off” .

HOW WILL YOU RUN GOD OF WAR: RAGNARÖK ON PS5, PS4 PRO AND PS4?

To be clearer with the performance you will have God of War RagnarokSanta Monica Studio wants to satisfy all gamers, so it shared a list with a total of 6 graphic modes for the PS5 version and others in the different PS4 models.

Here you can see it:

As previously reported, the game will be able to deliver a 60fps target at resolutions ranging from 1140p to 2160p, so that certainly sounds pretty promising.

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Now, it only remains to wait until next November 9 so that all those interested can enjoy God of War Ragnarok and find out what will happen to Kratos and Atreus in this long-awaited sequel for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.

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