We're just a few days away from the release date of God of War Ragnarök, which will be released on both PS5 and PS4. But if you're gearing up to try the game on your old Sony device, you'll hear the sound of your device struggling to keep you entertained.

Yes, through the experience of some critics who got their hands on the game early and the experience of the game on PS4, the basic version, not the Pro, don't worry that there will be technical or technical issues that may affect your experience of the game, because the game will run smoothly and smoothly and will impress you all the time.

God of War Ragnarök will run at 30 frames per second at 1080p resolution on the PS4, but according to Kotaku's experience, there were some issues with the frame rate that seems to drop a bit, but it doesn't significantly affect the experience at all.

In terms of accuracy, just the experience of some, you will not feel that the game has lost much detail in the design of the characters and the game world, and this shows the ingenuity of the developers at Santa Monica Studio in exploring the capabilities of the old Sony device.

The main negative point about the experience, according to a report published by the website Kotaku, is the sound of the device, which from the first moment you start the game will spin like an airplane engine in your room. The report indicated that the sound of the device, despite being free of dust and dirt, remains loud the whole time, so they were forced to increase the volume of the TV to avoid the disturbance emanating from the device.

The interesting thing is that even when you go to the game's main menu, away from the powerful graphics and effects, the device continues to emit a loud sound emanating from the fan working at maximum power.

Despite this, the report stated that the God of War Ragnarök game runs smoothly and without problems on the PS4, but if you want to move on to the PS5 version, your eyes will begin to distinguish the differences, both in terms of resolution that reaches 4K or in terms of details that can begin in your observation of character designs and elements of the surrounding environment.

Additionally, the important thing the report talked about is the loading screens, which will be significantly longer on the PS4 version compared to the PS5 version.

You can see a comparison of the game as it runs on all PlayStation devices through the video prepared by IGN, which will highlight the visual differences mainly between the two versions.

Will you be playing the game on PS4 or PS5?