God of War Ragnarok lacks significant marketing push with less than three months to launch

sportskeeda.com:

God of War Ragnarok, without a shadow of a doubt, is one of this year's most anticipated games. The critically acclaimed 2018's God of War sequel is set to be released in less than three months.

Yet, there is barely any information regarding the title. Apart from the short story synopsis and the game's announcement trailer, there is not much out there for fans to chew on.

Given how PlayStation usually markets its games months before launch via multiple trailers, extended gameplay, and small plot-related information, it is alarming how silent the marketing for God of War Ragnarok has been so far.

Given the hype surrounding God of War Ragnarok, one would assume PlayStation would do a better job advertising the game and showcasing it to the players before launch. Unfortunately, that is not the case, and fans are only clinging to the two short trailers released so far.

While the game will not be delayed any further, as it has been confirmed by game director at Santa Monica Studio, Cory Barlog, the lack of factual information and marketing for God of War Ragnarok has fans feeling otherwise.

God of War Ragnarok is the finale of Kratos' Norse saga, which will see Kratos and his son, Atreus. They once again set out on a journey across the realms to seek out a means to prevent the prophecized end of the world. Meanwhile, they are hunted by the Aesir gods, Thor and the Allfather, Odin himself.

The lack of marketing is surprising for such a high-profile title from PlayStation. The game was delayed once already, back in June 2021. Given the game's scope in terms of both its narrative as well as gameplay, it is understandable. However, the lack of any information even after the pre-orders went live and a concrete release date was revealed