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When will God of War Ragnarök come to PC? Release date and time confirmed

Kratos and Atreus are finally returning to PC.

God of War Ragnarok Valhalla's Kratos looking up at a doomy mountain

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Published: Tuesday, 17 September 2024 at 2:40 pm

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Sony confirmed the release date for God of War Ragnarök’s port to PC back at its State of Play in May, but now we know the exact time players will be able to get their hands on the game.

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Ragnarök received almost universal critical acclaim when it was released on PS5 back in November 2022 for being a sequel that tackles complex narrative themes in its compelling plot, as well as having masterfully designed combat.

Events pick up sometime after 2018’s God of War, as the story again follows Kratos and his son Atreus as they are forced to face the consequences of their actions in the last game.

In recent years, Sony has increasingly committed to releasing more of its first-party titles on PC, with the likes of Marvel’s Spider-Man, Horizon: Zero Dawn and Helldivers 2 all making their way onto Steam.

And now another of its most popular games is set to join them. Read on for all the launch details for God of War Ragnarök.

What time and date will God of War Ragnarök be released on PC?

God of War Ragnarök will be released on PC on 19th September 2024 at 4pm UK time.

Developer Jetpack Interactive, who ported the 2018 predecessor to PC, has returned to work alongside Santa Monica Studio on this version as well.

In a blog post from Sony, the PC version will include the option to play the game at a true 4K resolution and offer support for ultra widescreen, if you have the relevant hardware.

Included for free will also be the Valhalla DLC, which landed on PS5 as a Christmas treat in December 2023. It followed Kratos as he attempts to overcome his past, taking on the trials of Valhalla.

There is no information yet on whether or not the game will run on Steam Deck, but considering the previous title in the series does, we are hopeful Ragnarök will work on the handheld device too.

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Can I pre-order God of War Ragnarök on PC?

Yes, God of War Ragnarök can now be pre-ordered on PC. You can do this by visiting the Epic Games Store or Steam.

There are two options for pre-orders to note. Firstly, there is the Standard Edition of the game, which comes with downloadable content in the form of a snow armour costume for Kratos and a snow tunic cosmetic for Atreus.

Kratos and Atreus on poster for pre-order of God of War.

The digital deluxe version of God of War Ragnarök. Sony, Santa Monica Studio

Anyone wanting to opt for a meatier edition can pre-order the Digital Deluxe version, which includes Darkdale costumes for both Kratos and Atreus, as well as cosmetics for both the Leviathan Axe and Blades of Chaos.

It also comes with a digital mini artbook made by Dark Horse, as well as the digital soundtrack by composer Bear McCreary.

Can’t wait for God of War Ragnarök to be released on PC? Check out some of our other writing below in the meantime.

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Toby SaundersFreelance Writer

Toby Saunders is a freelance writer specialising in Video Game journalism. He has a wealth of experience in the field and is published on many different websites including PCGamesN, Nintendo Life and Pocket Tactics. He has a degree in Film Studies (he gets to write about Film and TV occasionally, too).

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