A short while ago, fans were treated to a closer look at the game’s accessibility features, and more recently, a new trailer showed off God of War Ragnarok’s combat and enemies. While plenty of fans are excited to tear up the Norse pantheon as Kratos and likely bring the apocalyptic end to the mythology, there are some other features many players of the 2018 God of War would want to see, including the addition of a photo mode.
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In a recent tweet, Sony Santa Monica confirmed that God of War Ragnarok will have its own photo mode, allowing players to capture their favorite in-game moments. However, this feature won’t be available when the game releases and will instead come in a post-launch update. Sony Santa Monica hasn’t yet given a direct release date for God of War Ragnarok’s photo mode, but it has stated that it will inform fans of more details closer to the planned launch of the feature.
While it may not seem like the most obvious inclusion in a God of War game, photo mode was enjoyed by many who played the 2018 release. From capturing intense moments in the heat of battle to making a meme using Kratos’ face, the inclusion of God of War’s photo mode was seen as a great addition to the game, which explains why fans would want it back for the sequel. However, the fact that God of War Ragnarok’s photo mode is being released after launch shouldn’t come as too much of a surprise, considering the 2018 game didn’t include the feature until after release as well.
When God of War Ragnarok’s photo mode does release, fans will likely jump on it straight away to make some funny images using the characters or capture some of the game’s more epic moments. Those wanting to go into these epic moments completely blind might want to avoid social media for a short while though, as plenty of God of War Ragnarok spoilers have found their way online following some getting the game early.
God of War Ragnarok launches on November 9, 2022, for PS4 and PS5.
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