God of War Ragnarok has officially "gone gold" ahead of its November release date

sportskeeda.com:

The sequel to Santa Monica Studio's phenomenal 2018 soft-reboot of the God of War franchise, God of War Ragnarok, has finally "gone gold."

This indicates that the title is fully playable from start to finish and is ready to be pressed onto the Blu-ray discs for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5. Additionally, this suggests that there won't be any potential delays to its scheduled November release.

Developer Santa Monica Studio is hard at work finalizing the game before launch and making sure that they deliver a similar if not more polished experience to fans like the 2018 title.

The news of Ragnarok going gold is really assuring for fans who are looking forward to the sequel, but were let down by Sony PlayStation's lack of effort towards marketing the title.

God of War Ragnarok, without a shadow of a doubt, is one of this year's most hotly anticipated titles. It will give fans the ultimate conclusion to the story of the Ghost of Sparta - Kratos, and his son, Atreus' Norse saga, pitting them against the might of the Aesir gods, including the Allfather himself.

A game going gold indicates that the primary development work on the title is finished and it is basically playable from start to finish without any potential game-breaking issues. It also emphasizes that it is ready to be moved to the manufacturing stage.

Going gold is an important milestone for development studios and teams who have worked really hard for years to see their vision and passion being translated into their video game, which players will be able to experience for themselves very soon.

There have been instances of modern AAA titles being delayed post going gold, like Cyberpunk 2077 was delayed for about a month for instance. However, such occurrences are few