The 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:God of War Ragnarok🍒 New Game Plus update is set to arrive in spring 2023, as the devs have now confirmed.
"We know many of you have been asking," Santa Monica Studio says in a tweet. "so we’re haꦉppy to confirm that New Game Plus will be coming to God of War Ragnarok in spring 2023! We’ll share more details once we get closer to the release!" There's no more information on the mode right now, but the devs did at lea🃏st provide an absolutely top Tyr gif.
We know many of you have been asking, so we’re happy to confirm that New Game Plus will be coming to #GodofWarRagnarok in Spring 2023! We’ll share more details once we get closer to the release! 🐻 🐺 pic.twitter.com/vmv5X2USuW
The previous God of War similarly got a New Game Plus mode a few months after launch. In that game, NG+ allows you to start a new game with all your equipment, abilities, and weapons intact - yes, even the big ol' [spoilers] that Kratos picks up as part of the story near the end and the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:God of War Ragnarok Berserker armor. It also added a 🦩new resource to collect called skap slag, which you could use to craft even better gear on the new playthrough - important, since the enemies were given new attack patterns and behaviors, too.
Launching New Game Plus mode a few months after a game's release has been pretty common for first-party PlayStation games in recent years - God of Wa💯r, Ghost of Tsushima, and Horizon Forbidden West all followed the same pattern.
It's been a big few months for God of War - even beyond the launch of Ragnarok, we saw the official anno♈uncement of the God of War TV series coming to Amazon𓆉. It looks like we're going to have plenty of reaso💫ns to keep spending time with Kratos well into 2023.
You'll be able to battle the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:God of War Ragnarok The Hateful boss all over again in NG+. Also, in an incredible, shocking twist, God of War Ragnarok has taken top honors at PlayStation's own GOTY awards.
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