God of War Ragnarok‘s PC launch hasn’t been well-received, if player response on Steam is anything to go by. Not only is the game being review-bombed, thanks in no small part to its PSN integration requirement,

God of War Ragnarok PC requires 6GM of VRAM to even recognize a graphics card, despite being advertised as being able to run on both the GTX 1060 and RX 5500 XT. Both were released with versions with less. Thankfully, with this workaround, I could boot into the game and start my PC review of God of War Ragnarok.

God of War Ragnarok hasn't had the biggest launch turnout on Steam, landing somewhere towards the middle in Sony's ever-growing catalogue of PS games on PC.

God of War Ragnarok was finally released on PC. However, many players can’t enjoy the title as they have various technical issues. Mouse can’t be used to move the camera for one. It is not all though, as controllers seem to do not work properly. Both Xbox and Dualsense struggles in the game.

The PC version of God of War Ragnarök releases on Thursday 19th September at 4pm (BST) / 11am (ET). It is available to download from Steam and the Epic Games Store, but you must link a PlayStation Network Account in order to play it. In other timezones, the God of War Ragnarök PC release date and time is:

The fourteen Kvasir poems are nods to other titles available on PlayStation consoles. Find out where to find them in this article.

If you have issues with black screen in GoW Ragnarok, here you will find a couple of methods that can help deal with that problem and enjoy the second part of Kratos' Scandinavian adventure.

The God of War Ragnarok release date for PC is nearly here, so we'll share that and all of the God of War Ragnarok system requirements.

Release date and time countdown for when God of War Ragnarok will come out on PC for Steam along with how to preload.

Ragnarok on PlayStation, then punctuating your declarations about how bloody marvelous it is, you will almost inevitably have cried, “STOP TELLING ME WHAT TO DO!” For some reason, Ragnarok is absolutely convinced that you’re stuck,

Back when God of War Ragnarok released on the various PlaysStation, Kratos and company ignited a wildfire of takes from frustrated players. The problem was puzzles—or rather, the fact that Ragnarok's only provided a scant few seconds of attempting potential solutions before Atreus or Mimir would shout out exactly what you needed to do to progress.