God of War Ragnarok's PC Launch Trailer Reminds You It's a Classic | Push Square
Boy, how good was God of War Ragnarok? In an industry utterly obsessed with the Next Big Thing, we often forget about the great games that have already come and gone. Santa Monica Studio’s sequel was absolutely a modern classic: enormous in scale with jaw-dropping art direction and some truly memorable gameplay encounters. Fans will get to live it for the first time on PC this week – or experience it all over again.
This launch trailer is only 30 seconds long, but it includes some of the most memorable moments from the game, and will certainly whet your appetite if you’ve been waiting for this version of the game. Remember, if you’re playing for the first time, or just looking to get 100% completion for a second time, our enormous God of War Ragnarok guide can help.
Your ultimate 100% completion guide for God of War Ragnarok
The PC version features all of the bells and whistles you’d expect from a port, including support for DLSS, Ultrawide monitors, and more. Will you be playing this version of the game – or have you already had your fill of Ragnarok on the PS5 and PS4? Let us know in the comments section below.
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Wonder if it reached 20 million sold yet
Didn’t need reminding, one of my favourite games ever… absolutely stellar in every aspect!
I haven't played it yet (though I have very strong feelings about its predecessor, mostly how inferior it is to the series' origins in everything but writing), but I still got the sense that the general reception was a bit lukewarm. No one was saying it was bad, certainly, but it seemed even the Norse of War fans considered it no significant step up from that entry. Or even, in a decent amount of
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