With each gust of wind we get closer to the release of the action-adventure game God of War Ragnarok developed by the Santa Monica studio.

After all this long wait to experience the game. We are currently witnessing some hiccups in the game as the internet and social networking sites have been filled with major leaks that will definitely spoil the gaming experience for its fans and other players.

What sets God of War Ragnarok apart is its deep and elaborate story element and thrilling combat style, which is a single-story game that has no multiplayer or other modes. If you intentionally burn out or witness a story event or action scene in the game, or learn the fate of a character, you will be deprived of the essential fun that the game was built on.

A player from China managed to access the game God of War Ragnarok two weeks before its release and completed the game in 17.5 and a half hours on low difficulty, as he shared with his followers many shots or “big” moments in the game, and confirmed that he will release other new clips of the game. .

Another Brazilian YouTuber shared new clips of Kratos fighting the game's main bosses, such as Thor and some legendary monsters, although YouTube has since deleted the clip. However, the video quickly spread across other social media sites. Additionally, Kratos' new weapons and many fighting moves featuring his son Atreus were leaked.

We at VGA4a warn our followers to avoid any details or videos of the game released before the official date, as one day you will want to play it whether you have a PlayStation or not.

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We just mentioned that the director Cory Barlog He expressed his displeasure with the move, which he described as a harsh lesson in putting full game data on Blu-ray discs, citing Activision's recently criticized move on the Modern Warfare 2 discs, which only put 70 MB of game size on the disc to ensure that the content would not leak early through retail stores as happened with God of War Ragnarok.

God of War Ragnarok launches on PlayStation on Wednesday, November 9, while our full (non-recorded) review will be available on the evening of Thursday, November 3. Until then, you can also check out some interesting reports and our first impressions of the game here.