God of War Ragnarok: news coming within a week?



Given the spasmodic wait for the new chapter of God of Warthat is to say Ragnarok, every little clue immediately makes you jump from your chair hoping and praying that the next State of Play is dedicated to the announcement of the release date. In fact, if every event that took place in this hot June may have tickled the minds of gamers, some highly anticipated titles need a date. For this a post from The Snitch on Twitter about the possible State of Play for God of War Ragnarok is something big.

This little gif sees a Kratos nodding as i appear below numbers 1-1-1-1-0: obviously we could find ourselves in front of something futile, but given the reliability of the insider in question, everyone immediately tried to decipher the message. Without getting to complex codes, 11110 in the decimal numbering is 30a number that immediately made us think of the next day 30, or next Thursday.

The June 30th it could therefore be the day dedicated to the new God of War Ragnarokwhich among many things could come up with a release date, information longed for by most and which begins to be necessary given the many rumors circulating about a possible postponement of the game.

For the rest we know little about the game: it should start exactly after finale of the first chapterand would see Kratos struggling with Ragnarok, an event that in Norse mythology contains a series of catastrophic events and a battle between light and darkness that could see a series of really interesting twists within the plot of God of War.



Now we just have to wait for the eventual official announcement for this possible State of Play, crossing your fingers and hoping to see something also of the gameplay, which if it is able to trace and improve that of the previous chapter, could give hours and hours of fun and a decidedly amazing adventure. Did you know that God of War could be the last PlayStation 4 exclusive?



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