God Of War Ragnarok Rated In Korea

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God of War Ragnarok has been rated in Korea, implying that its release date is not too far off.

Although Sony Santa Monica has remained adamant that God of War Ragnarok is releasing in 2022 and has continued to tell that to fans when they ask, it's been hard to believe considering the lack of any kind of news or footage, save from some recent accessibility options that were showcased. It looks like that might be changing soon, as Ragnarok was just rated in Korea.

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As pointed out by ResetEra user modiz, God of War Ragnarok was just rated by the Korean rating board. According to the listing on the ratings board's site, the decision was made on May 25, just a few days ago. This means that God of War Ragnarok has been submitted to ratings board to determine what kind of age rating it will get, something that is usually only done when the game is near the end of development and close to release.

This essentially means that God of War Ragnarok's content has been decided and development is nearing the end, which in turn means that we're likely going to hear about it very soon. As said above, Sony Santa Monica has remained steadfast that Ragnarok wouldn't get delayed again and would still release in 2022, something that now looks a lot more likely if ratings are being decided this early in the year.

The rating itself doesn't reveal too much about the game, although it does mention that Atreus will apparently say "fuck" and "damn" throughout the game. There rating also mentions "direct drug expression" and then says that the characters are seen drinking alcohol in pubs. These two elements mean that the game won't be "available for youth".

Although Ragnarok certainly seems to be