God of War Ragnarok is coming to PC later this year, and players will need a considerable amount of disk space for the Norse epic. PlayStation gamers gave God of War Ragnarok rave reviews when it first launched in late 2022, praising it for its refined gameplay, impressive graphics, and emotional plot that saw Kratos and Atreus challenge the gods of Asgard while uncovering their destinies. Following rumors, Sony announced that a PC version of Ragnarok was finally coming on September 19 during a PlayStation State of Play livestream back in May.
The God of War Ragnarok PC port is being co-developed by Jetpack Interactive, the studio that brought the previous God of War title to PC in 2022, and will include NVIDIA DLSS, AMD FSR, and Intel XeSS support, along with unlocked frame rates. Last winter’s God of War Ragnarok: Valhalla DLC is also included, but this port isn’t without its potential downsides. A PlayStation Network account is required, meaning that gamers in certain countries might not be able to play God of War Ragnarok on PC.
God of War Ragnarok takes baby steps in one key mechanical direction, and its follow-up should continue to walk down this...
