This might sound familiar: Steam users are frustrated with a PlayStation first-party game on the PC storefront because it requires a PSN account. Well, this time PC players are review-bombing God of War Ragnarok because of the log-in demand.

God of War Ragnarok is out now on PC, and that means we can play it on everyone's favorite handheld system, the Steam Deck. The original God of War, i.e. the PS4 version, ran wonderfully on Valve's handheld, and its sequel has also been Deck-verified.

God of War Ragnarok hasn't had the biggest launch turnout on Steam, landing somewhere towards the middle in Sony's ever-growing catalogue of PS games on PC.

God Of War Ragnarök was one of 2022's hit games on PS5 and PS4, and by all accounts it looks great and plays well on PC, where it arrived via Valve’s storefront earlier this week. The Steam user review score is less than stellar,

God of War Ragnarök is being review bombed on Steam as users once again protest Sony's controversial requirement for PC users to link to a PSN account. At the time of writing, God of War Ragnarök sits on a "mixed" user score amalgamated from almost 5000 player reviews.

God of War Ragnarok's PC port has been tainted by a PSN account requirement, at least according to the backlash it's getting on Steam.

It's been nearly two years since God of War Ragnarok was released on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5. Now that the adventures of everyone's favorite sad dad and his curious son are headed to PC, we figured it's time for a crash course in every secret,

God of War Ragnarök is now out on PC, so we spoke to the team responsible to porting the game from PS5. We cover shader compilation, DX12 challenges and more.

Ragnarok isn't having a great day on Steam, where a recent wave of review bombing has left it at a "mixed" score. On release, God of War: Ragnarok was welcomed to the gaming world with open arms, earning high review scores across the board.