After four years, Ragnarok is just around the corner. Kratos has seen more than his fair share of bloodshed for many years, excluding multiple gods from the throne of power, and now we have the release date of the god of war: Ragnarok. Increasingly, we don’t have to wait until he does, just like the Scandinavian Pantheon. It’s no exaggeration to say that Ragnarök is one of the biggest releases in late 2022. Many of our staff are looking forward to where the story goes after the 2018 God of War event.
Welcome to another edition of Let’s Talk About. Today’s topic is God of War. God of War: Is Ragnarök the most anticipated game in 2022? Are you spending extra money to get the Collectors or Jotnar editions? Which do you like better, the original God of War game or the 2018 God of War or the new style of Ragnarok in the future? Which moment of the franchise stands out most to you? If you’re not a God of War fan, what’s the most expected release for the rest of the year? What is the reason? Please let us know in the comments.
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