God of WarRagnarok will have graphical settings that will allow it to run at up to 120 frames per second (FPS) if the person with the game has a TV with the right HDMI input to support these settings, according to gamers atVideo Game Chroniclewho have gotten the chance to preview it. Players that have newer models of 4k TVs with HDMI 2.1 inputs will be able to run the game at 120 FPS.
The 120 FPS will be toggled in the settings by having the player run the game in Performance Mode on their HDMI 2.1 TVs. Gamers with these types of TVs will also be able to run the game at 40 FPS with 4k resolution if they choose the Resolution Mode in the setting for the game’s graphics. For gamers who don’t have TVs with HDMI 2.1 input, they will be able to run the game at 60 FPS on Performance Mode and 30 FPS on Resolution Mode.
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The game was originally supposed to release in 2021 but was pushed back by Santa Monica Studio to release on November 9 of this year. The delay, according to an interview after the 2021 State of Play presentation with Herman Hulst, the head of Sony Interactive Entertainment’s worldwide studios, was “to ensure that Santa Monica Studio can deliver the amazing God of War game that we all want to play.”
The game, according to theShaping the Storycommentary on the PlayStation YouTube channel, is set to be the final chapter of this God of War saga. Many are unsure as to what this means. It could mean that it will be the end of the Norse gods' saga and the game will continue with a new set of gods, but may also be the end of God of War as many know it.
God of War Ragnarok will take place during the events of the world-ending Ragnarök, as the name suggests, and the role that Kratos faces as a father will be expanded upon because his son, Atreus, will be a little older and have more combat experience. The story is said to be just as captivating as the previous one, as many who have had the chance to experience some gameplay have described it, such asFextralifeon YouTube.
