Its definitely worth it!
Perhaps its the graphics that easily jump off the screen or the characters journey that won peoples hearts.
Its definitely wholesome revisiting how far Odin is willing to go to uncover Kratos plan against him.
As well as the wars shocking turn of events that further complicate the relationship between father and son.
Plus, youll experience exciting mini-quests that get your adrenaline flowing.
This side quest is centered around bidding farewell to Brok.
Brok is a God of War character who passed away unexpectedly.
He was known for fashioning Kratos Leviathan axe and Thors Mjolnir.
These bits of exchange do well to fill in the gaps in the main story.
Echoing the memorable moments they shared, and creating a truly touching moment.
To start the side quest, youll need to speak to Lunda, who now runs Sindris house.
Shell assign the side quest to you that involves accompanying her to Brok’s funeral in the Svartalheim realm.
Beyond Ragnarok
Beyond Ragnarokis technically not the main quest.
However, its the final, 18th chapter that wraps upGod of War Ragnarokin an open-ended manner.
To unlock this chapter, youll need to have completed all 17 main quests.
Unlike the other main quests,Beyond Ragnarokis free-form.
It doesnt restrict you from completing certain objectives or following a certain path.
Instead, youre free to wander around and even go back to chapters you paid less attention to.
Freyas Missing Pieceis a side quest that comes towards the end of completing the main quest:The Reckoning.
Much of the focus is on Freya, including the items obtained during the quest.
Its not that straightforward, though, as Freya has a hard time letting go of her past.
Eventually, she comes to terms with the present, recovering the missing piece that is her true self.
As a reward for completing the side quest, Freya receives an optional Mardoll sword.
All this while the real Tyr happens to be locked up in an abandoned Aesir prison.
This forces you to rethink every choice and event that led you up to this point.
Evans I. Karanja is a freelance writer who loves to write about anything technology.
When not writing, he can be found playing video games or watching F1.
