The official God of War game recap, Myths of Midgard, with narration by Felicia Day and Alastair Duncan (the latter who voices Mimir). The film present in a lovely storybook graphic style, and the watercolor effect gives the entire thing a legendary appearance, true to its name.

The whole plot of the 2018 game covers in under seven minutes; it probably goes without saying, but the recap video contains a ton of spoilers since it covers the entire game.

You may read a summary of God of War on the PlayStation Blog if you like. Lead community manager Grace Orlady from Sony Santa Monica Studio has written a detailed narrative summary. But, of course, the same spoiler alert applies to the whole of that article.

On November 9, God of War Ragnarok will launch on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4. We’ll see whether the recap experiences the same success as the previous Sony Ragnarok video that disclosed this release date.

In any case, a few distinct versions are available for sale, and God of War Ragnarok preorders are now open. Be advised that with the higher-tiered products, scalping has already started.

We are still unsure what God of Ragnarok will contribute at this stage. However, we can answer or make assumptions about some of these questions, like the function of Fenrir and Fimbulwinter.

Additionally, we know that Kratos and Atreus will be able to explore all Nine Realms in the game.

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Regrettably, it also opens up a lucrative market for scalpers. The game is now available for preorder. However, getting the premium Collector’s and Jötnar editions will be challenging.

God of War Ragnarok comes in various formats, and purchasing a copy of the primary or Digital Deluxe version is straightforward. The issue is with the more expensive physical copies of the game. Which come with extras like a size replica of Thor’s hammer, Mjolnir.

eBay scalpers target God of War Ragnarok preorders

When looking at the American eBay listings, one can observe that the Collector’s Edition list for almost $400 instead of the usual $149.99. This is because even more copies of the Jötnar edition are being sold than usual.

We noticed prices as high as $800, which is more than treble the average of $249.99. VGC has seen identical markups on eBay websites for the UK and Australia.

Sadly, this horrific scalping is not at all unexpected. The recent teaser and release date caused God of War Ragnarok’s excitement to soar, getting millions of views and likes. Unfortunately, scalpers would love that scenario.

When the PlayStation 5 was first released, Sony had the same problem, which finally prompted the development of a registration procedure to purchase the machine directly from the manufacturer.

In the case of the PlayStation 5, increased production and stock levels have also significantly reduced the number of scalpers. It’s unclear, however, if Sony intends to continue making Collectors and Jötnar versions of God of War Ragnarok.

The game is available this autumn, in any case. The release day for God of War Ragnarok is November 9 on a Wednesday. When that happens, we’ll be able to experience the latest Kratos and Atreus adventures and find out what the enormous wolf Fenrir is up to.

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According to at least one source, Ragnarok has reportedly postponed until next year.
According to Game Reactor Spain, “several European sources” have verified that God of War Ragnarok will delay until 2023.

This comes after the game’s placeholder date altered to December 31, as reported on Twitter by PlayStation Game Size. However, it’s worth noting that PlayStation has made no formal announcement regarding a delay; therefore, the rumor is unsubstantiated.

God of War Ragnarok postponed until 2023

In addition, there have been dissident voices in the business about a possible delay. In response to the tweet above, analyst Robert Serrano said that the game “will release later this year.”

Serrano also believes the release date will reveal soon during Summer Game Fest. However, according to Jason Schreier of ResetEra, some of his sources “haven’t heard anything regarding a slide to 2023.”

According to the staff at Sony Santa Monica, the sequel was “simply not ready to present,” according to the team at Sony Santa Monica. Unfortunately, according to Cory Barlog of Santa Monica, this is the case. Despite this, Ragnarok animation director Bruno Velazquez assured fans that the game would still release “this year.”

Furthermore, the game was recently rated in South Korea — ratings frequently precede news of a game’s release. Before this possible postponement, the game was expected to released in September. So finally, anybody looking forward to Ragnarok will be waiting for official news from Sony.

Meanwhile, there’s more on the horizon than simply another God of War game. In March of this year, Amazon Prime was negotiating a TV series. The program has now officially added to Amazon’s schedule.

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The Game Rating and Administration Committee of South Korea have given God of War Ragnarok a rating (GRAC). Therefore, it should be no surprise that the game contains filthy language, violence, sensuality, violence, drinking, and gambling.

GRAC assigns a mature grade as a result of all of this. In addition, the game has rated noteworthy since release dates often follow such events.

South Korea rates God of War Ragnarok merch predicts September launch

Just before their release dates, Digimon Survive and Ghostwire: Tokyo got ratings. Ratings for Forspoken and a Switch version of Skyrim Anniversary Edition just release.

God of War Ragnarok goods has begun to appear at internet merchants in connection with the new rating. On Twitter, indie game developer @the marmalade published their results from GeekyZone in the United Kingdom.

The things aren’t unexpected in and of themselves: Hats, shirts, and other stuff with the Ragnarok logo are on the list. The problem is that they mark with a September delivery date.

When you consider the latest rating, it’s easy to understand why some speculate that Ragnarok will release in the same month.

When we last heard about Ragnarok, we inform that it was “simply not ready to be displayed”. However, if the September release date is accurate, we’ll need to see it soon. More details may be available during the Summer Game Fest in June, or Sony might telecast one of its State of Play demonstrations.

We just heard about the accessibility choices available in God of Ragnarok. Improvements to subtitles, control over remapping, and a colorblind-friendly high contrast option are all on the horizon.

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