God of War Ragnarok made its way to Steam a year and ten months after its initial PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 console releases. Unfortunately for many users, it has launched with a PlayStation Network account requirement despite being a single-player game.

Ragnarok was the target of a review bombing effort back in 2022 as well.

Yesterday's highly anticipated PC launch of God of War Ragnarok was spoiled by a number of irritating technical issues.

In terms of length and replayability, Final Fantasy 16 boasts a longer playtime, with completionist runs easily surpassing 80 hours. God of War Ragnarok, while shorter, has tighter pacing and better narrative focus. However, neither offers a reason to go back and revisit the story again.

God of War Ragnarök continues Jetpack Interactives' excellent porting efforts to provide PC players with the definitive version of the game.

God Of War Ragnarök requires one despite being an offline single-player game. That means that anyone who wants to play the meaty, brooding sequel to the 2018 GOTY needs to make a PlayStation account and sign in before playing,

Ragnarok has launched to Mixed reviews on Steam, with the vast majority of negative ones upset with the game's PSN account requirements.

Ragnarok isn't having a great day on Steam, where a recent wave of review bombing has left it at a "mixed" score. On release, God of War: Ragnarok was welcomed to the gaming world with open arms, earning high review scores across the board.