PLEASE NOTE: This article may contain MASSIVE Spoilers for God of War Ragnarok and its endgame.God of War Ragnarokhas catapulted to the top of many fans' Game of the Year list, with the title also securing 10 nominations at The Game Awards despite its recent release. Indeed,God of War Ragnarokis a true epic that many fans will not want to end, and luckily for them, there’s plenty to do in the post-game.
God of War Ragnarok’s story takes 20-25 hours to beat, while there is plenty of side, late-game, and endgame content to double that playtime, if not more. Once the credits rolls, there are a few things players should prioritize over others.
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Complete God of War Ragnarok’s Epilogues
There are three major epilogues player should pursue as soon as they can. These offer other"endings" forGod of War Ragnarok, outside the main one, and include the following favors. Starting locations included.
God of War Ragnarok: Explore the Vanaheim Crater
The Vanaheim Crater is a must-visit location inGod of War Ragnarok, one many fans will easily skip over and potentially never realize is there. It’s far detached from the standard map of Vanaheim and can only be reached after a certain point in the story, when players may have more pressing matters. The Vanaheim Crater is filled with unique enemies, bosses, quests, and activities found nowhere else in the game. To find it, players should return toVanaheim inGod of War Ragnarokand complete any available/remaining side quests. These will lead players to the Crater, where players will find hours of content.
God of War Ragnarok: Visit Angrboda and Fenrir
It’s not all combat and exploration inGod of War Ragnarok, as there is a reason or two to return to Jotunheim post-credits. VisitingAngrboda and Fenriris a bittersweet moment for Kratos, but at the very least, players are able to let Fenrir know just how much of a good boy he is.
God of War Ragnarok: Defeat King Hrolf, Complete the Crucible
For those looking for morecombat inGod of War Ragnarok, there are definitely options. One of the Epilogues will pit players against a powerful endgame boss, while finding all the Berserker Gravestones inGod of War Ragnarokwill lead to a final fight with King Hrolf. He’s definitely tough, and preparing for him will take players to the aforementioned Vanaheim Crater. At the same time, for those wanting to flex and test their merits as Kratos, the Muspelheim Crucible is open for business.
God of War Ragnarok: Find the Real Tyr
Perhaps one of the biggest secrets inGod of War Ragnarokis that the Real Tyr can be found, alive. To do so, players should snoop around the Raven Tree - and let the journey take them from there. There’s plenty more to do beyond these tasks, of course, asGod of War Ragnarok’s supplementary content is as detailed as its main narrative.
God of War Ragnarokis available now for PS4 and PS5.
