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News video games 15 July 2022, 13:49

author: Sonia Selerska

God of War: Ragnarok - How Many FPS in 4K?

With the launch of pre-orders for the new installment of God of War, we learned the game's unofficial specs. We can expect two graphic modes, enabling us to decide the maximum fps.

The release of the next God of War is approaching and we regularly learn new details about the technical aspects of the game. Ragnarok will debut this November on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 consoles, and pre-orders launch today.. The promotional emails sent out by UK-based retailer ShopTo to potential customers revealed what to expect in terms of the game's specs.

Two 4K modes in God of War Ragnarok

The promotional materials show that God of War: Ragnarok will offer native 4K quality at 30 fps on PlayStation 5. That's not all, however, as the game will also offer an additional mode that will allow for gameplay in dynamic, upscaled 4K at up to 60 fps.

An additional incentive for players is to be 3D Audio technology. The presence of surround sound is expected to facilitate gameplay and make combat dynamic, enabling us to judge the position of enemies coming from any direction.

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The above information was not previously made public by Sony nor confirmed after they appeared on the Internet. However, they do not deviate from the console's technological standard, which we have seen, among other things, in Horizon Forbidden West.

Sonia Selerska

Sonia Selerska

Began her professional writing adventure for Gamepressure.com in 2022, but she has always been interested in all forms of the written word. A student of Film and Multimedia with a specialization in Game Design and Development, deeply follows the blurring boundary between these two worlds. Sometimes, embarrassingly, appreciates style over substance. In the case of media, more often than not, goes to extremes; she can never choose between documentaries and horror films, and cozy games, life simulators, and animations. You will find her playing old-school consoles and indie gems rather than AAA titles. Devotes her free time to her love of fashion and art in a broader sense. Believes that the plot is the most crucial element of a game, and the most compelling stories are the ones inspired by everyday life.

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