SIE Santa Monica Studio, however, made the decision early on that God of War Ragnarok is going to be the second and final instalment of the Norse saga. God of War’s Greek saga comprised of six games, and while no one ever really expected the series’ Norse era to get to that number, most at least expected that it would be a trilogy.
Atreus, however, has other ideas and, driven by the discovery that he is Loki, wants to do everything in his power to stop Ragnarok.
Kratos, of course, wants nothing more than to mind his own business and live a life in isolation where he can keep Atreus safe. When the sequel kicks off, three years have passed (which means Atreus is visibly older now), and Ragnarok is about to begin. God of War (2018) ended in a dramatic place- though Kratos and Atreus successfully scattered Faye’s ashes on the tallest peak in all the realms, by killing Baldur, they accidentally kicked off Fimbulwinter, a three year-long winter that ends with the beginning of the world-ending event known as Ragnarok. As we approach God of War Ragnarok’s impending launch, here, we’re going to take a look at a few key details that you should know about the game. Millions have been salivating at the prospect of reuniting with Kratos and Atreus and joining them on yet another epic journey through the realms of Norse mythology, and soon, we will be doing just that.
To call God of War (2018) one of the biggest games of the previous console generation would be a bit of an understatement, and finally, the wait for its sequel is about to come to an end.
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