God of War Ragnarok Review Bombed Over PSN Requirement

PSN Requirement Sparks Backlash, God of War Ragnarok Review Bombed on Steam

Players on Steam are expressing frustration over the requirement of a PSN account to play God of War Ragnarok, leading to a wave of negative reviews and a Mixed status on the action-adventure game’s Steam page.

The Reason Behind the Backlash

The requirement of a PSN account to play God of War Ragnarok has sparked outrage among players, with many expressing their disappointment through negative reviews. This is not the first time a PlayStation first-party game has faced backlash on Steam due to a PSN account requirement. Earlier this year, Sony canceled the mandatory PSN sign-in for Helldivers 2 following fan backlash.

Similar Issues with Other PlayStation Titles

God of War Ragnarok is not the only PlayStation title that requires a PSN account to play on PC. The remake of Until Dawn will also have a mandatory PSN log-in to work on Steam and the Epic Games Store.

Key Features of the PC Edition

While the PSN account requirement has sparked controversy, the PC edition of God of War Ragnarok offers some exciting features. However, it remains to be seen how the backlash will impact the game’s overall reception.

What’s Next for Sony Santa Monica

According to reports, Sony Santa Monica is working on a new IP outside of God of War. However, details about the project are scarce, and nothing official has been revealed by Sony.