Controversy Surrounding God of War Ragnarök’s PC Launch

Advertisement

Introduction to God of War Ragnarök’s Launch

God of War Ragnarök has emerged as one of the most anticipated PC launches in recent gaming history. Released on platforms such as Steam and Epic Games on September 19, the game garnered excitement among fans eager to experience its captivating, narrative-driven action-adventure gameplay. However, the launch was not without controversy.

The Requirement of a PSN Account

Upon its release, players quickly discovered that to access the game, an online PlayStation Network (PSN) account was necessary. This account requirement did not sit well with many in the gaming community, leading to significant backlash and discontent. The frustration can be seen reflected in the Steam reviews, where the game was met with a wave of negative feedback, impacting its overall rating.

Community Response and Mod Solutions

As a result of the mounting frustration, a third-party mod called ‘nopssdk’ was developed. This mod allows players to bypass the need for a PSN account, offering a temporary solution to those dissatisfied with the original policy. Even with the mod available, the game’s standing on Steam remains at a mixed rating, with only 69% of reviews being positive. In contrast, user reviews on Metacritic place the PS5 version at an impressive 8.1 out of 10, showcasing a clear divide in player experiences.

Advertisement
Randee J. Ramos
Randee J. Ramos
Karafiátova 1878 798 41 Kostelec na Hané

Similar Articles

Comments

Advertismentspot_img

Instagram

Most Popular