The long awaited PC port God of War: Ragnarok came out. This comes almost two years after the game was released for PS4 and PS5 to positive reviews. That’s a pretty big deal in itself, but the port has one feature that even the original console release didn’t have. Players can finally tell Kratos’ son Atreus to shut up. as first reported by Kotaku.
It was like Atreus in the original release Ocarina of TimeNavi on Adderall. He was a man of words. Even worse? He tended to ruin the solution of puzzles by giving reluctant hints. Many players have complained that this happens when they haven’t even attempted the puzzle.
Either way, the settings tab includes an option to reduce the hints on the puzzles. This applies to the speaking Atreus as well as other companions throughout the game. I’m not a game designer, but adding a mute button to some characters doesn’t seem like a difficult solution. In other words, bring it to the Sony console versions. Digital children should see and not hear.
The PC port also brings some other features to the table. There are now audio descriptions for game cinematics and a set of streamer gifs for use on Twitch or YouTube. Of course, the port integrates with expansion tools from both NVIDIA and AMD, and supports ultra-wide monitors. Let’s hear it play as nature intended, with a ridiculous 32:9 aspect ratio.
The port needs a large amount of hard drive space, anywhere from 175GB to 190GB, so start the setup early in the morning for an afternoon gaming session. It is available now through Steam and the Epic Games Store. As a bit of bad news, PC specs you need to play this game is on the beefy side, so performance on Steam Deck will likely be poor. Redditors He says he ran awaybut only plays at 30 FPS on lowest settings.
