PlayStation Plus Premium members can now try out #GodofWarRagnarok for up to 3 hours with the brand new game trial! God of War Ragnarök Review: Fitting End to Kratos and Atreus' Nordic Era When compared to the 2018 reboot, there are only minor changes in mechanics - Kratos can now grapple onto ledges using his Blades of Chaos, and infuse his weapons with elemental attacks such as ice and fire. Starting their trip amidst Fimbulwinter, the pair encounter several mythical beings, gods, and monsters, all the while trying to avoid Freya, the former Queen of the Valkyries, whose son was murdered by our heroes. 4,999, God of War Ragnarök resumes Kratos and his now-teenage son Atreus' journey into the Nine Realms in pursuit of answers, as Asgardian forces prepare for Ragnarök, a prophesied great battle that will bring about the end of the Nordic era. If you choose to purchase the title after the trial period has ended, all progress and earned trophies will be carried over.
“If you haven't picked up God of War Ragnarök already, now's the perfect time to give it a shot!”, a tweet from Santa Monica Studio reads. The winner of six trophies at The Game Awards 2022, it was recently announced that this game sold over 11 million copies in the three months since its launch.
While the gameplay and mechanics aren't too far off from what you might have experienced in the 2018 God of War, this trial period should be ample time to get a feel for Santa Monica Studio's latest. The trial debuted in North America earlier this week and has now arrived in India and the rest of the world - for both PS4 and PS5 owners. God of War Ragnarök is now available as a three-hour free trial on the PS Plus Deluxe/ Premium subscription.
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