God of War fans blown away by ‘awesome’ Ragnarok trailer announcing release date

Posted on : July 6, 2022

God of War Ragnarok fans have finally been given what they want: an amazing new trailer and a release date for the game.

The new cinematic teaser trailer shows off the game's main character Kratos fighting toe-to-toe alongside his son Arteus and confirms the game's release date as November 9, 2022.

Fans of the game are ecstatic following rumours that the title would be delayed until next year.

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One Twitter user, Mary Aurora, said: "Elden Ring and God of War in the same year. What a time to be alive. This game is gonna be awesome. Can't wait"

God of War Ragnarok: what we know so far

First announced in October 2021, God of War Ragnarok marks the final instalment in the series' Norse Saga.

It's set several years after God of War (2018) and sees winter descend on the game's sublime setting of Midgard as Kratos fights alongside his now-adult son Atreus.

During Sony's Playstation Showcase last Autumn, which also revealed a full next-gen remake of Knights of the Old Republic, fans were treated to footage of some of the main boss characters from the upcoming game in some teaser images of Freya and Thor.

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The earlier instalment in the series, God of War, was widely lauded as one of the greatest PS4 games ever released.

Now the series is set to make its mark on the next-gen with a cross-platform release on both PS5 and PS4.

God of War Ragnarok looks set up to be the AAA blockbuster of the year, after Bethesda's new space RPG Starfield was pushed back from November to 2023 following certain performance issues with the game when played on the Xbox Series S.

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