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It’s official: God of War: Ragnarok is the latest PlayStation exclusive heading to PC, joining its predecessor on Steam along with several other games that were previously only available on PS5.
It will arrive on PC on September 19, 2024, as announced during Thursday’s State of Play. God of War: Ragnarok will be available alongside Ghost of Tsushima, Spider-Man, and other PlayStation games, all of which have been verified by Steam Deck.
It is expected to include a new PlayStation overlay featuring shared trophies and more of what was introduced with Ghost of Tsushima. Sony has confirmed that it will arrive with unlimited frame rate, UltraWide support, and Nvidia DLSS 3.7/AMD FSR 3.1/Intel XESS 1.3 support.
The trailer also confirmed, much to the dismay of many fans, that a PlayStation Network account would be required.
God of War: Ragonarok continues the stories of Kratos and his soon-to-be teenager, Atreus. The sequel was praised as a captivating spectacle upon its release, receiving a 10 in IGN’s review.
“Flawless writing, impeccable performances, knockout action – it’s a complete work of art from top to bottom. Reflecting its core themes, it’s everything a sequel should be: respecting its legendary lineage, but unafraid to take it to something new and exciting.” Places,” we wrote at the time. “God of War Ragnarok is a monumental achievement and creates a new high that makes many of its peers seem positively human by comparison.”
God of War: Ragnarok went on to win numerous awards after its release, and subsequently received free DLC that introduced a new roguelike mode that fans had been anticipating for a PC release for a long time. It is worth noting that God of War 2018 received a high rating on Steam, and is currently ranked Overwhelmingly Positive, with our in-depth explanation of how Sony Santa Monica is making its epic more accessible along with other improvements. We’ll see if we get more of the same from its sequel.
For more, check out everything announced at Sony State of Play as well as the after-show broadcast after the broadcast concludes.
Kat Bailey is IGN’s news director and co-host of Nintendo Voice Chat. Do you have any advice? Send her a direct message at @the_katbot.
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