God of War Ragnarök Ps4

The eagerly awaited God of War Ragnarok is finally here for those who want to buy it at the cheapest price! God Of War, which took several years to prepare, was presented to us with both versions by Sony Santa Monica Studios. A great excitement awaits us in the game that we will consider as PS4.

GOD OF WAR RAGNAROK PS4 FEATURES
WHAT ARE INTERACTIVE FUN?
As players, you can enable the offline play quality of the game. The game supports the Vibration Play function DUALSHOCK. It also supports the Remote Play function on ps5. Requires Trigger Effect and Game Assist.

GOD OF WAR RAGNAROK PS4 CHARACTERS
When we examine the God of War characters, which include many different characters, the first thing that catches our eye is Kratos and his son Atreus. Kratos was born in Sparta; He is a Greek god representing endurance and power. He protects his son Atreus on his journey and teaches him how to protect himself on this journey.

Atreus is the son of Kratos. Atreus, who we see to be very good at hunting and tracking, is a very good bow user and also has a command of the Morse code. Despite his father's desire to protect him, we see Atreus with brave and rebellious attack scenes.

Another important character we will see a lot in the game is Freya. In addition to being known as the goddess of fertility, Freya is also known as the "queen of Asgard" and the "witch of the forest" due to her magic skills. She is Odin's ex-wife and they have a son named Baldur. Although Freya helps Kratos and Atreus at the beginning of the game, she will appear as Kratos' enemy in the later parts of the game.

When we come to Baldur, the son of Freya; Baldur's mother Freya cast a spell on him to protect her son and for this reason Baldur feels no physical pain, not only does he not feel pain, but also has no sense of taste.

Another important character in the game is Mimir. Mimir is known as the wisest man alive and is punished by Odin; Odin imprisons Mimir by tying him to a tree. Kratos finds Mimir, cuts off his head and saves him, and now Mimir begins to travel with Kratos and Atreus and guides them on this journey.

Among the characters we encounter in the game are the brothers Sindri and Brok. The dwarf brothers, who are masters of iron forging, made Thor's famous hammer Mjolnir and Kratos' Leviathan axe. After a while, they argue about which one is better.

Thor, one of the most powerful gods of Scandinavia and the son of Odin and the half-brother of Bludur, is one of the most important characters and one of the most frequently encountered characters. Thor's sons are Modi and Magni. Thor is the god of thunder and lightning. Thor's power is based on two magical objects given to him by his father; one of them is Mjolnir (hammer), the other is Megingjord (belt).

Tyr, one of Odin's sons, is the god of justice and victory. Baldur is his half-brother. He lives in exile in a closed area.

Angrboda is Loki's wife.

Dublin is a merchant.

WEAPONS
Leviathan Axe
Since the Leviathan Axe is one of the main offensive weapons, we see a new weapon called the Leviathan Axe in the game, which we see frequently in the game. The powerful weapon is enchanted with the power of ice and can be summoned from any distance. In battle, these unique abilities allow you to surprise and freeze enemies and throw axes at your opponents. The weapons have a "Weapon Signature Move", which means that players combine a weapon with an elemental power of ice or fire.

Protective Shield
Another defensive weapon is the Protective Shield, which can protect him from oncoming damage and is retractable.

Blades of Chaos
The Blades of Chaos always remind him of Kratos' past. The blades are attached to Kratos' wrists and can deal a large amount of damage to enemies in combat. Players can also use the blades as a grapple to pass through different structures in the game or attack enemies from a distance.

In the game, God of War Ragnarok, The Blades of Chaos also has a "Weapon Signature Move" called Whiplash, which can infuse the blades with an elemental power of ice or fire.

Dauntless and Stonewall Shields
Since the shields are a new weapon in the game. So we don't have much information about the weapon, but we can assume that the shields have the power to parry and counterattack. On the other hand, stone wall shields absorb energy from enemies and players can use this energy back on enemies. Players can also block enemy attacks with these shields.

Talon Bow
We see Atreus use the Talon Bow to damage, stun and distract enemies. Thus, Atreus can help Kratos in battle.

COUNTRIES
Midgard
The home of Kratos and Atreus is in Midgard. Most of the story takes place here.

Alfheim
Alfheim is the realm where the Dark and Light Elves live.

Helheim
Helheim is a place where the dead are forced to go due to dishonorable deaths. This place is frozen and its low temperature causes a deadly place to stay there for a very long time.

Muspelheim
This place is known as the realm of Fire. This place is believed to be the source of heat for all the Nine Realms. Moreover, Muspelheim is the home of the Fire Giants who were prophesied to destroy Asgard when Ragnarok began, but according to Mimir, the Giants will only appear when Ragnarok begins.

Niflheim
Niflheim is a very dangerous place with a cursed mist that can poison anyone who breathes it.

Jotunheim
Jotunheim is where Arteus' mother came from and where the Giants are from. The Giants have closed all access to this place in case Odin reaches it and kills the rest.

Svartalfheim
There is a dwarf kingdom and the kingdom is one of the new locations in God of War Ragnarok.

Asgard
Another new realm in the game is Asgard. Asgards is known as the God Realm. The Aesir Gods live there. Players who purchase God of War Ragnarok will also be able to explore the location.

Vanaheim
Vanaheim is where the Vanir live and Freya comes from.

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