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- A reliable leaker states Sony is gearing up to announce God of War Ragnarok for PC this month.
- The report does not point to a release date, but the game could arrive by its second anniversary.
- God of War Ragnarok will likely skip the PlayStation account requirement.
This year is proving to be quite exciting for PlayStation fans on the PC platform as many first-party titles are coming to PC. While Horizon Forbidden West has already hit the platform, Ghost of Tsushima is arriving next week.
According to a reliable leaker, God of War Ragnarok is also on this list.
Why it matters: PlayStation’s new leadership previously promised to release PC ports more aggressively. It seems these plans are now in motion.
According to Dealabs, God of War Ragnarok is set to be announced for PC soon. While an exact date has yet to be confirmed, famous leaker Billbil-kun estimates that the reveal is coming this month.
Since a PlayStation Showcase is already rumored for May, the announcement could be made close to this event. The game also celebrates its second anniversary in November.
With just a few months left, PlayStation may have plans to launch the PC port as a celebration of this anniversary. The gaming giant typically releases games on the platform within three to four months of their announcement.
God of War is considered PlayStation’s best franchise by a large part of the fandom, and many consider God of Ragnarok to be one of this IP’s best releases.
This should make the PC port quite a special launch for PlayStation. 2018’s God of War was also well-received on the platform, and the fandom has only grown since then. Therefore, we expect the sequel to perform even better on PC.
It is important to note that God of War Ragnarok will likely skip the PlayStation account requirement that caused so much controversy recently. Sony is pursuing account linking for multiplayer games and modes at the moment, so this should not be a concern for this PC port.
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