Santa Monica Studios has announced a new DLC update for God of War Ragnarök. The DLC will be releasing next week on 12th December 2023, and is called “Valhalla”. Best of all, the DLC will be free to download and enjoy.
Read MoreThe highly anticipated God of War Ragnarök has launched to great success, breaking the record for the fastest selling first party game in PlayStation history. In the first week, the game has sold over 5.1 million copies. The sales also means it’s the fastest selling game in the God of War franchise.
Read MoreGod of War: Ragnarok launches on the PS4 and PS5 in less than two weeks, and in the run up to launch, Sony has released a new 30-second trailer for the game. After suffering a few delays, the PlayStation exclusive title will finally be launching on 9th November 2022.
Read MoreFollowing the announcement of God of War Ragnarök’s November 2022 release date, Santa Monica Studio have also revealed the various editions the game will be available in – from Standard to Jötnar Edition.
Read MoreSanta Monica Studio has finally announced the release date for the highly anticipated God of War Ragnarök on the PS4 and PS5. Despite recent rumours, the game will be launching later this year, in November 2022. A new 30-second “Father and Son” has also been revealed.
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According to a report by Bloomberg, Santa Monica Studio’s highly anticipated God of War Ragnarök for the PS5 and PS4 is planned for release this November. This is despite other reports this week suggesting that the game’s release date has slipped into 2023.
Read MoreA new trailer for God of War: Ragnarök was revealed at the PlayStation Showcase earlier today, giving a real look at the game’s story, the new characters you’ll meet, and more. The game pick up a few years after the events of God of War (2018), with Atreus looking much older.
Read MoreSony’s Santa Monica Studio has announced that God of War: Ragnarok has been delayed into 2022. The studio made the announcement via twitter, which means gamers will have to wait a little while longer to continue the story of God of War (2018). Although not explicitly mentioned in the statement, the delay has been partly cause by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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