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Inicialmente, apenas gostei do jogo, esperava mais batalhas épicas, um Ragnarök mais destrutivo e intenso e me decepcionei.

Quanto mais o tempo passou, mais gostei de Ragnarök.

É vísivel aqui um arco extremamente focado na redenção de Kratos como um Deus da Guerra mas sim um Deus da Esperança. Ele e Atreus como a única forma de parar o Ragnarök e salvar o mundo Nórdico.

A relação pai e filho se intensifica e temos ainda mais conexões emocionais com os personagens. Um jogo intimista a cima de tudo, com um pano de fundo de batalhas épicas e porradaria com deuses. God of War pode ter atingido ser ápice na sangrenta saga de Zeus com GOW 3, mas aqui temos uma finalização grandiosa em outros planos que antigos saudosistas jamais entenderão.

A direção nova veio para ficar e espero que a franquia continue crescendo e amadurecendo junto com seus fãs.

In short this game was amazing. I didn't fall in love with the first game my first playthrough but getting through this one really made me reconsider and think maybe I just got that one wrong. I'll do another playthrough of 2018 soon enough so I can delve more in to whats really intriguing abt this reboot for me

I have played half way through, and do intend to finish it, just not right now.

Igual de increíble que su antecesor, ofreciéndonos una dosis doble de todo lo que funcionó antaño, pero mejorado gracias a la potencia de la nueva generación.

En esta ocasión, tenemos todo un mundo abierto dividido en reinos de todo tipo, cada uno con su propio contenido, misiones y personajes que expandirán el inminente choque titánico entre Kratos y Odín, de una manera o de otra.


Impecável graficamente, história fascinante e gameplay incrível.

Absolute amazing conclusion to the Norse adventure of Dad and BOY

God of War Ragnarok has a special place in my heart. I played it only a few months after my first God of War playthrough, so the story was still fresh in my mind. Ragnarok almost felt like the same story but extended, which made me very happy. I love all the characters in these games so much, as well as the narrative and world. But i think the best part is the epic scale and awesome nature of the experience. The way that *SPOILER ALERT*** Atreus breaks off of Kratos and goes on his own, awesome adventure, which feels so grand and fun. The gimmick of having one stable camera then entire time also makes me so insanely happy for no good reason. Also, just the epic, jaw-dropping cinematics in this game made possible by the power of the PS5 are just so beautiful. You must play the first game to enjoy Ragnarok to its fullest, because of its insane number of tie-in events, but it is a must play, even more so than the original, once you have beaten god of war. 5/5 stars

Se for olhar bem friamente, é quase uma dlc, mas é bem legal.

In competition for the best story in video game history. Contains the greatest character in video game history, Kratos 👑

There's absolutely nothing bad that can be said about this game. I hope Kratos finally rests and feels good about who he is.

best thing on the playstation. everything it does they go far and beyond with. i cant think of a single thing about this game that didnt have heavy thought put into it. its just great all around.

This review contains spoilers

When it comes to production value, I don't think many games can touch this. Between the high-caliber voice acting, animations, music, art design, and cinematography, there are few products in this medium that could even aspire to this level of accomplishment. However, I found God of War: Ragnarok's plot to be overly-long and the emotional content inconsistent. I got severely tired of the combat, the sidequests, the equipment upgrading, the puzzle-solving, and the exploration. So, I am left in a very weird place where I had an emotional connection that made me contemplate how I feel about others and myself, but I wasn't really having fun playing. By the end, I felt like I had participated in a high-tier Marvel movie. Moments of greatness, but a lot of bombastic action sequences, an annoying amount of immersion-breaking jokey-jokes, and an imbalance of emotional achievement and mediocrity.

As I said, few games are as gorgeous as this, visually or sonically. It's clear that a tremendous amount of effort went into the building of this world. Sound and set design are next level. However, I found exploring and traversing the areas cumbersome and tedious. Long, boring canoe rides, endless Uncharted-style climbing, and a post-game that I could not be bothered with are all aspects I can't ignore. The puzzle-solving was similar. I honestly hope I never fire another Runic Arrow as long as I live. Lining up those goofy orbs took forever and I hated it every single time.

Examining the themes of burgeoning adulthood and parenting said child, resolving your past and facing your future, grief, and forgiveness was a monumental task and I feel the writers were successful. Kratos' and Freya's reconciliation, the acceptance of Atreus as both his son and his own entity, Loki, and the death of familiar characters were all done with a sensible touch and didn't feel exploitative or manipulative. Nothing was bound up nicely with a bow and, as in real life, the characters carry the shards of their experiences with them and it continues to inform who they are after the story thread is complete. On the other hand, whenever there was a story that didn't involve Kratos or Atreus or Freya or Sindri, I could not care at all. It went from being touching and evocative to being fluff out of the MCU. There wasn't a single side character I found remotely interesting besides the ones I mentioned. Tyr, Ratatoskr, Freyr, Durlin, ALL of the Asgardians, and, God, I hated Angrboda's levels. They kept piling these characters on and expecting me to give a shit. Most of them are actively irritating and, in my eyes, do little to progress or improve the narrative. The absolute bloat and fatigue I felt by the end of this could have been mitigated by removing all of these characters. During the admittedly exciting and climactic Ragnarok, most of them arrive in some Avengers: Endgame-style rally and it hardly felt worth the amount of hours I plugged into their tiresome subplots.

Combat was impressively built, but I didn't enjoy the execution. There are plenty of ways to build Kratos to your liking, but I never found one that felt cohesive enough for me. I constantly felt frustrated with subpar perks on weapons and pommels and the damage I was doing. I felt like I took a lot of unfair hits and took unfair damage. I acknowledge this could be a skill issue, but I play a lot of Souls games and got 100% on the last God of War, so I'm not entirely comfortable taking ALL the blame here.

After completing the main story, I embarked on the arduous journey to platinum the game by cleaning up all the sidequests and pickups I neglected along the way. I realized fairly quickly I couldn't be bothered. Besides having to make long treks to barely-accessible areas, the dread I felt, and I had been dreading it the entire time, of having to chase around yet another stupid raven with the axe or fight some imbalanced Berserker boss put me off of finishing it fully. I just do not have the patience for it after the first one.

In summation, we have something here of structural integrity built by masterful architects, but the weight of it all collapsed sections that should have been culled.

Esse jogo me fez parar com Hogwarts Legacy na epoca
BOM PRA CARALHO
achei melhor q o primeiro pela evolucao eu fizeram, apesar de q fiquei meio desapontado com algumas coisas da historia
como q a gnt n usa o martelo do thor pqp

Jogo incrível para terminar a mitologia nórdica.

po esse não tem como, ficou muito bom, historia te prende muito..

Sony, we know you miss Uncharted - we all do - but it's been 7 years. They're gone now, and they're not going to waltz through the door and make you feel like it use to. It's ok to let go, just please, make a new type of game.

i think this game shoud've gotten GOTY instead of Elden Ring. This game is breathtakingly beautiful, engaging and so fucking awesome to play. i played on give me a challenge difficulty (high) and i regret that i didn't choose give me god of war difficulty (max). the story, characters, gameplay, side-quests are top-tier. i nearly cried thrice throughout this game. so please play this game and don' skip it. the only issue with this game is that side-quests can overwhelm you but in that case just go and play the main story and return to side-quests after the story

Um jogo incrível adoro um dos meus favoritos mas como adoro esse jogo tenho que admitir seus pontos negativos como algumas partes da história serem chatas como a parte do bosque de ferro com o Atreus e a Angrboda mas também teve partes de se arrepiar como o discurso do Kratos e o soar da trombeta para a guerra contra Asgard uma das coisas que mais me agrada desse jogo é as partes que mostram o crescimento de Kratos de um monstro para um pai. "Sem desculpas só melhore."

11/10.

took everything i loved about the previous entry and expanded on it, the g.o.a.t


AKA Bro, I think I hate AAA Games.

Story's decent enough but I'm not a big fan of the gameplay. Lots of minutiae to customize and a lot of it feels like it doesn't matter. Story felt way tighter on the previous game, this one felt like it was trying to do too much with too many characters so none of them feel important. Won't be returning for the DLC or side missions

Curti bastante esse jogo, fiquei horas explorando todas as regiões do mapa, um combate muito satisfatório e uma história muito boa. Gostei bastante das boss fights e toda a evolução no relacionamento entre pai e filho dos dois, muito lindo. O único problema foi o final, achei bastante rushado, parece que eles queriam terminar o jogo logo. Eu achei meio ruim, pois dava pra fazer algo muito melhor com o que eles tinham em mãos.

God of War Ragnarok is every bit worth the hype it was given. It is grand and epic, yet poetic and beautiful. I love God of War 2018, and I am so glad this game continued Kratos' story in such a great way. This game is also very immersive and it's honestly a disservice if you're playing on anything else besides the PS5. Ragnarok is fantastic.

Absolutely amazing game and nearly better than the first. Great pacing until it gets to Ironwood. 2 hours of doing fuck all. So dissapointing as without that part the game would be a 10/10

8/10