Alongside the release of God of War Ragnarok on PC, Santa Monica Studio revealed that it will be adding a new option to the game's Settings menu that will let players toggle off puzzle hints. For those who turn this feature on,

God of War (2018) and God of War Ragnarok are both incredible games, but how does the sequel compare to its predecessor?

God of War Ragnarok is finally out on Steam, except it has launched to a Mixed rating on Steam, and yes, it is because of that PSN requirement.

Horrified by the prospect of having to sign into PSN (among other, more tangible complaints), PC gamers are having a normal one over on Steam. There, Sony Santa Monica's sequel, God of War Ragnarok, is currently being review bombed, enduring a "mixed" user score as a result.

God of War Ragnarok releases on Steam to an underwhelming number of players when compared to 2018's God of War, which launched on Steam in 2022.

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.

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.

Those looking to enhance the performance and visual quality of God of War Ragnarok can use these graphics settings for an improved gaming experience.

Want to see how well God of War Ragnarok will run on your PC? Check it all out here in our GOW Ragnarok PC Performance Review.

The 2022 hit is available on Steam and the Epic Games Store for $59.99, if you can look past the PSN account and 175GB requirement.

God of War Ragnarok came out on PC, more interestingly, without Denuvo. Is it a good decision? Check it out in our article.