In addition to icy landscapes and Nordic forests, we also seem to be traveling through deserts and colorful meadow worlds.
More variance: God of War Ragnarök is also supposed to present far more different areas than its predecessor. Kratos paddles through the village with his son, dwarves go about their daily business on the left and right, and a few others just seem to be enjoying themselves by the river. God of War Ragnarok, on the other hand, is bursting with life, as we can see in the Svartalfheim gameplay trailer: Apart from a few birds or even enemies, we hardly get anything in front of the lens. Everything is barren and dead, and even if the environments are criminally pretty, they don’t exactly bubble with life. In God of War 2018, we explore mostly deserted areas as Kratos. New & more vibrant world in God of War Ragnarök. However, we say that’s not true - you just have to look closely. Apparently, the developers continue to use the same mechanics as 4 years ago.
They don’t just mean Kratos’ nasty death stare, but mainly the gameplay. Svartalfheim gameplay analysis: What makes Ragnarök new & different from its predecessor.Ĭriticism from fans: Many fans think that God of War Ragnarök looks just like the 2018 spin-off. In addition to somewhat prettier graphics than in God of War 2018, we also get to see many other innovations:
The dwarven city of Svartalfheim is the focus of the trailer. What’s up? There are new gameplay scenes from the upcoming God of War: Ragnarök and the trailer shows a journey section as well as some puzzles. Our conclusion: The new God of War is more than just DLC! Game Informer shared new gameplay for God of War Ragnarök in the night from September 6 to 7, and we took a close look at the few scenes.
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