The launch date of God of War Ragnarok has been allegedly leaked via the PlayStation Store database, according to information that surfaced recently on Twitter. The account that posted the update is mainly dedicated to updates coming straight from the PlayStation Store database, such as game size, release date, preload data, and more.

God Of War Ragnarok to be officially launched in September

From what we can understand so far, the God of War Ragnarok release date is September 30th, 2022. It could be a placeholder launch date, of course, as noted in the tweet itself. Also, the fact that the release is scheduled for the very end of the third quarter could hint that Sony is actually targeting that timeframe for the game’s launch. This would actually be the sequel to 2018’s acclaimed soft reboot of the saga featuring Spartan warrior and demigod Kratos. 🟨 Maybe it’s Just Place-Holder ! 🟧 #PS5 #GodOfWarRagnarok pic.twitter.com/g6y61iYMxC — PlayStation Game Size (@PlaystationSize) December 27, 2021 There’s no denying that God of War is considered to be one of the best, if not the very best, of PlayStation 4’s entire library and it will soon become available for PC players. For the game itself, know that God of War Ragnarok is set to take place approximately three years after the previous title’s major events. A now grown-up Atreus will have to face the meaning of his true identity, which was actually unveiled by the ending of 2018’s God of War. Along with his father, Kratos, he will venture through all of the Nine Realms while fending off enraged powerful Norse deities like Thor and Freya, on the backdrop of the prophesied end of days. We’re pretty sure this will be another blockbuster of a game, one that fans will forever hold keep in their hearts, as they do the previous titles from this series. Keep in mind that this isn’t official information yet, so the real release date could be different from the one developers choose. Excited about this new information regarding God of War? Share your thoughts with us in the comments section below.

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