God of War Ragnarok Jotnar edition has Thor's hammer but not the physical game

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The God of War Ragnarok Jotnar edition – sorry, Jötnar edition – comes with just about everything except for an actual game disc.

Developer Sony Santa Monica outlined the many fancy editions for the long-awaited sequel alongside word of a God of War Ragnarok release date. 

The least fancy of the fancy editions is the basic launch edition, which is just the boxed game and some bonus downloadable content, namely snow armor for both Kratos and Atreus. Sony Santa Monica notes that you'll "unlock in-game items via story progression" after redeeming them, so you may not be able to claim this armor and other bonuses immediately, though they should pop up pretty soon. 

The standard edition, meanwhile, is just the game. One important bit of fine print here is that, as Sony announced last year, God of War Ragnarok will not receive a free new-gen upgrade. As Sony Santa Monica reiterates, "If you purchase the God of War Ragnarök standard edition for PlayStation 4, you can upgrade to the PlayStation 5 version for $10 USD (or currency equivalent)." 

The digital deluxe edition adds additional cosmetics including Darkdale armor for Kratos and Atreus, Darkdale grips for the iconic Blades of Chaos and Leviathan Axe, a digital art book plus the digital soundtrack, an avatar set, and a PS4 theme. The snow armor in the launch edition is notably absent. 

Now we're getting real fancy. On top of the contents of the digital deluxe edition, the God of War Ragnarok collector's edition gets you a 16" replica of Mjolnir, Thor's hammer, as well as a fancy shrine display case, two miniature carvings based on Atreus' wooden toys, a set of dwarven dice with a wood finish, and a steelbook display case. That steelbook case is notably empty – this edition