God of War Ragnarök has a lengthy list of graphics modes for both PlayStation 4 and 5. Luckily, its Photo Mode will allow players to fully appreciate what the game has to offer visually. Here’s what you need to know about it.
Also included in the game are its diverse accessibility options, which provide a highly inclusive gaming experience. God of War Ragnarök’s Photo Mode is rumored to be identical to God of War (2018)’s Photo Mode, and as a result, players can expect an additional high variety of aesthetic options alongside its accessibility options during gameplay.
Photo Mode will be coming to God of War Ragnarök after launch – we’ll share more details closer to when we plan to release it.
We can’t wait to see all of your captures once it’s live! https://t.co/IgSvlnzUbx
— Santa Monica Studio – God of War Ragnarök (@SonySantaMonica) October 26, 2022
Unfortunately, while a Photo Mode has been confirmed, it hasn’t officially been added to the game. Santa Monica Studio stated that God of War Ragnarök’s Photo Mode will be coming “after launch” in a tweet posted in October, and although it has nearly been a week since the game’s release, there have not been any updates on it yet.
Shortly after the game’s launch, though, modder Speclizer revealed what appears to be the game’s Photo Mode within the game’s files on Twitter. Several aspects featured in the tweet appeared to still be in development and not fully usable, so if the footage is confirmed to be true, it would also mean that there may still be some time before God of War Ragnarök’s Photo Mode has a full launch.
