I bought God of War, ready to slay, But Sony steps in, blocking my way. "Sign in to PSN," they bark like a beast, Before I play, they need their feast. My data’s the sacrifice, not Mjolnir or blades— Just digits and numbers for their corporate raids. Email, birthdate, card info too, All so they can milk a dime out of you. Screw your "community," your digital sham, I just wanted to crush gods—not give a damn.

"Not enough available memory" crash with a 24GB GPU and 64GB of RAM… guess Kratos needs even more godly hardware!

Creating a PSN account was something I knew was necessary in advance and I was prepared to do so, until I was met with the reality of it. For UK residents at least, it requires submitting a mobile phone number to verify your age just to start with, and if that fails (which it did, no texts were ever received) your only recourse is to submit a photograph of your face or a government-issued ID to a third party website. If you're happy with that, go right ahead.

incredibly frustrating to see the enforcement of a PSN account for a SINGLE PLAYER game. No matter how good the game is, you shouldn't be forced to do that.

Very much enjoyed the game, but it sent my GPU to Valhalla. Literally caught on fire mid play. Luckily despite flames mobo survived and got a gpu lent and enabled PC being turned on again. GPU in question Nvidia Geforce FTW 1080 bought and used since late 2016. Story and gameplay 4/5 Realistic requirements of hardware 1/5 Game uninstalled in waits until PC upgraded

I was excited to play this. I purchased it and let it download. Then when it came time to play, I became stuck on a screen that said waiting for response from auth server. This is a single player completely offline game. Why does it need an auth server for anything? Well, it turns out Sony wants you to create a PSN account in order to play this on your PC. Why? Good question. Well, because I wanted to play, I signed up for a PSN account. On the final step of account creation, I was told I needed to contact Sony support in order to finish creating my account. There was absolutely no information on how I was supposed to do that. I went to the Sony support site and there was literally no way to contact them anywhere on the site. I had to LLM it in order to get a support number because searching for one didn't yield any results either. At this point I've been trying to figure out how to contact them for an hour. So I call the number and I am told that I need to call back within business hours. I check the time and the time they said they close is still 45 minutes away. That was the final straw. I uninstalled the game and refunded it. Why do I have to create a PSN account in order to play an offline single-player PC game that I purchased on a PC game store? Why do I have to contact an uncontactable support chain in order to create that account? Why does creating the account make it mandatory that I enter detailed info like my city of residence and my ZIP code? It's like they don't want people playing this or something. This is asinine. How is creating a brand new blank PSN account going to verify or authenticate a single thing anyway? You want me to link a blank PSN account to my Steam account in order to play a game when you know full well I'm not going to use that PSN account for anything else ever, why? I shouldn't have to try to jump through hoops for hours and hours in order to even get to the title screen. I do not recommend this.

to God of War: Ragnarok Dev. Team, I’m writing to bring to your attention an issue regarding the current PC port of God of War: Ragnarok that affects users with 4GB VRAM graphics cards. When attempting to launch the game on such systems, an error message is displayed, indicating that there is not enough VRAM, and the game closes without allowing users to proceed. It is my humble request to kindly reconsider or remove this VRAM limitation. From personal experience and community feedback, I can confirm that the game runs well on certain integrated graphics processors (such as the Ryzen 3 3200G, Ryzen 5 3400G, and Ryzen 7 5700G), which are generally weaker than many 4GB VRAM GPUs available today. God of War: Ragnarok performs on the base PlayStation 4, which further suggests that the game should be capable of running on 4GB VRAM graphics cards, and the latest Steam Hardware Survey shows that one of the most widely used graphics cards among gamers is the GTX 1650, which comes with 4GB of VRAM and is ranked within the top three most popular cards. Limiting access to such a significant portion of the player base can potentially prevent many from enjoying your incredible game. Removing or adjusting this VRAM limitation would greatly benefit the gaming community, ensuring that a larger audience can experience God of War: Ragnarok on PC! EDIT : there’s a workaround and you can bypass this VRAM limit error by using a mod. ( MOD LINK : https://www.nexusmods.com/godofwarragnarok/mods/12?tab=files ) To install it, just drag and drop the files into the game's root folder, and the game should launch without any issues. It's unclear why Jetpack Interactive locked out 4GB VRAM cards, especially since the game runs just fine on them!

I'm glad Sony discovered the existence of PC's Now give us all: Bloodborne God of War Saga Stellar Blade Demon's Souls Infamous Trilogy Killzone Saga Shadow of the Colossus Astro Bot Sly Cooper games Spider-man 2 We buy games on Steam that we don't play, so we can wait, playing the backlog, just release your games in this condition on PC, good job!

The days of searching for "Spider-Man PC, Uncharted PC, Ghost of Tsushima PC, God of War PC" a million times are finally over. It's time to bring Bloodborne™.

Ah yes, the Sad Dad Simulator. 10/10, can relate. This game really makes you FEEL like a single but responsible and loving father. What? What do you mean why did you just leave your real child alone in a cot so you could finally sit down in peace to play Gow? What are you trying to suggest?! When I became a dad, l called my kid "Boy", even though she’s a girl. Angry man swing axe make happy chemicals in brain. An amazing dad and son simulator for those who’ve never had either. … I wish my dad loved me. WARNING: This game can make you grow a beard!!! ... women can also be affected . Absolutely couldn’t wait to play this. I have a great deal of emotional attachment for this franchise. I have been through a lot on a personal level and these games have been with me all the way. At this point, l've grown up with Kratos from my own childhood to now having a son of my own. But these type of games have helped me with my addiction so much. Being immersed in a game is not like being immersed in a movie. My whole mind and body is involved playing good games. I'm 10 years clean from addiction. Bodybuilding and gaming are my 2 biggest tools to stay away from that. So I have a lot of painful memories attached to this wonderful series and I knew playing this would most likely bring them back but at the same time they were the best times I ever had. I knew I had to play it and try to relive those happy times. This game is so good that I ended up playing it for 9 hours straight the day I got it without even realizing it. I was so soaked up in the game and everything that I completely forgot about what time it was. It wasn’t until my wife’s boyfriend called me after satisfying my wife that I realized that it was nearly midnight. I looked at my phone and thought the clock was wrong. We need more games this good, why the hell have we not had great story driven games like this lately, what happened to creativity and making us engaged in the characters and world. It deserves game of the f**king century. There were moments where I empathised with Kratos, and there were moments where I really could feel what Atreus felt. It’s just such an emotional game, both for the characters and the person playing it. I was in tears by the end, and I’m not someone who usually tears up at things. Plus going in completely dark was the best decision I ever made. This game was the chef's kiss of writing, gameplay, and presentation. Starting the series back in 2005 as a young teen, to finishing this latest installment as a middle aged man with a family it never got stale. The humor hit well with me, the sadness hit, the happiness hit, the angst... it all just hit so well. It specially hit hard when you have a son of your own. The voice acting was fantastic, I loved Ryan Hurst as Thor. I loved Kratos's transformation throughout. Just when you think you know a guy... Kratos was developed beyond his beginnings as player-conduit and went through meaningful change. Kratos's development through these games and his growing affection and respect towards everyone who has helped him should be studied. This man fought for his friends and family, went on quests he would deem pointless just to spend time with them. Ragnarok was the driving force, but the story was about parenting, trust, and the blurred lines of good and evil. This game was so much more than I was expecting, and what a set of performances from the cast. Such a sensitive and moving focus on father/son dynamics. Just really blown away. This game turned Kratos into maybe my favorite character in any video game, period. I think every character with the exception of maybe one or two was done justice. It had some UI changes that are a major downgrade and some smaller quests/ puzzles annoyed me but nothing could ruin that story and gameplay. Again, it is overwhelmingly amazing, the game told the story without making it so linear or "spoon-feeding" the right amount of immersive combat, drama, and puzzles and absolutely blew my head off the roof, expectations were met and exceeded. Yes, it is not always exciting to slowly climb up a ledge or shuffle through cracks during exploration, but I prefer it to the alternative, which is a loading screen or lagging graphics. They used those moments of slow traversal to load assets for the next area in a way that doesn't break immersion and allows us to experience an unbroken single-shot narrative. I also appreciated how they often add meaningful dialogue to those areas the first time you visit. Always love a classic single player game with TONS of options, no microtransactions, fully complete at release with no bugs and brilliantly optimized. You just don't get many games like that nowadays. It’s everything GoW 2018 is but bigger, more expansive, longer, more characters, more enemy variety, more places to explore etc. better fighting mechanics, quicker climbing sequences, smoother movement. The gameplay is pretty much more of the same so if you loved it in the last game, you’ll love it here too. It’s pretty much what I expected, while at the same time being nowhere near what I expected. The rogue-lite DLC is also excellent. The story is very well done and adds a lot to Kratos. The RL loop is very satisfying as well. I’ve grown up with God of War and I’m very grateful that I got to experience this. I have post game depression so time to play some Sex with Hitler now until that goes away. Highly recommended. 10/10

God of War Ragnarok could have been an unforgettable experience on PC, but the unnecessary and nonsensical PSN/Sony account requirements tarnish what should have been a flawless port, and breaks offline play on Steam Deck (edit: thankfully, the broken offline mode was recently fixed, but PSN issue still stands which is locking out many of our fellow gamers in over 100 countries around the world). Sony, if you're reading this, stop shackling amazing games with terrible DRM and account dependencies. Especially single player games! Let us enjoy the game we paid for without the extra hoops.

God of War: Dadnarok is basically Kratos' journey through Norse mythology… while surviving the real endgame: parenting a moody teenager. Sure, I came for the god-slaying and epic battles, but I stayed for the father-son drama. Kratos throws his magical axe like it’s nothing, but can’t dodge Atreus' sass. Freya’s furious at you the entire game (honestly, relatable), and somehow Ragnarok feels less terrifying than trying to have an emotional conversation with your kid. In short, it's a heartwarming family therapy session... with dragons. Would recommend for anyone who's ready to battle gods and teen attitude.

Played it on PS4pro, which almost melted every time I played it in 30FPS. Played it on PS5, which made me chose between 30FPS fidelity and 60FPS 2k blurfest*. Playing it on PC right now, looks twice as good, 4k, everything ultra, full DLAA, still 60-90 FPS. Now I'm happy. Thank you, SONY NOW GIVE ME BLOODBORNE ON PC Pretty please *OK, have to clarify since I got a ton of angry comments below the review. (Oh boy, that will teach me not to tick the "allow comments" ever again.) PS5 1440p mode looks fine on my TV and it looks fine on my 2k monitor. 1440p does NOT look fine on a monitor with a native 5120x2880 resolution, which is my primary. Regarding PSN: Complaints come from people with a steam account, a paypal account, an apple or Samsung phone, and 5 different social media accounts. All of your online behaviour is tracked anyways. Deal with it and adapt. In case you need to snort coca**n out of a lad*b**s b*ttcr**ck, use VPN and always pay cash. Update: Nexusmod got a 1.6MB file that gets rid of PSN completely.

I cried together with this big man

I find it hilarious that people are throwing tantrums and refunding the game over having to log in to playstation when there is literally an option to skip the login and you can play the entire game... without ever logging in... I am reminded every day how absolutely stupid some people are. The game is great. And you can skip the PS login if you really don't want to do it. Problem solved.

Crazy how I simply don't have to sign into the Playstation Network by simply not pressing the Sign Into Playstation Network button, and am able to play the game perfectly fine. You review bombers are embarrassing as hell. Game is good, phenomenal actually.

ban all 3rd party logins for steam, steam should operate entirely by owning a steam account and nothing else, especially to even PLAY the game which again, is singleplayer.

i cant enter game because psn account. error : cant find server !!!!!!!! account for a single playe game what ??????

Is it good? Yes. Is it beautiful? Yes. Is the gameplay & combat fun? Yes. Are the game mechanics better than the last game? Yes. Is the story as epic & deep as the last game? Yes. Is it worth full price? Yes. Regret spending 74 hours of my life playing this game? No. Should you buy? Yes.

Game might be good, but leaving a bad review purely because I needed to spent half an hour creating, verifying, and personalizing a Sony account. I want to press a button and play, don't waste my time.

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Same problem as others here! Unfortunately, I found that after about 1 hour of play, the buttery smooth 120 frames turned into lousy performance (30FPS). I don't think it's due to my setup. The graphics card is a 4070 Super. I noticed that after time, the VRAM utilization was at 150% instead of the initial 60%. The icons, subtitles and the entire UI also look unfinished! Too bad, I was really looking forward to the game... Unfortunately, it's unplayable after an hour. That's why I have to leave a bad rating for now! That should be better! :/ Edit: It is a known problem. It is not due to my hardware. It doesn't make any sense - then I should have 30fps throughout. I'm just sick of being a beta tester for a game I paid 80 euros for. Here is a link to two discussions that deal with this topic: Memory Leak: https://steamcommunity.com/app/2322010/discussions/0/4843147950366339026/ UI / Icon problem: https://steamcommunity.com/app/2322010/discussions/0/4843147760499953314/

played it already on playstation, loved it, playing it again, loving it even more now that im not stuck at 30 damn frames. as for the ps signin thing. why? BAD SONY. BAD. aughta treat you like a dog shoving its nose in its own crap. work around: top left corner of steam. go offline mode. ez bypass. enjoy people.

Thanks Sony for giving us God of War Ragnarök. Now please do a remake of ALL the previous games. It’s a win-win, or at least port those games over THANKS.

Story isn't as good as Gow 2018 but is has better gameplay. Still screw you PSN requirements