GoW Ragnarok Photo Mode

Discover the features and potential of God of War Ragnarök's Photo Mode. Learn about its current state and what to expect in future updates.

Hey there! So, you're diving into God of War Ragnarök and want to capture some epic moments? Let's talk about Photo Mode. If you played the 2018 God of War, you might remember that Photo Mode wasn't available right at launch. It took a little while to get added in an update. For Ragnarök, it's a similar story – it arrived a few weeks after release via a patch on December 5th, 2022. If a PC version ever comes out, we'll likely see Photo Mode included from the start.

Now, even though the official mode is out, there's a bit of a sneak peek thanks to a modder named Speclizer. This early version is definitely not finished, and it looks a lot like the one from the previous game. However, we're already seeing some cool new stuff, like the ability to change Mimir's facial expressions. It's possible we'll get more control over Kratos and Atreus's expressions and poses too, but we'll have to wait and see what the developers officially add.

What's New (and What We Hope For) in Ragnarök's Photo Mode

Based on what we've seen in the unofficial version, it doesn't look like there are a ton of brand-new features planned for the official Photo Mode just yet. But hey, there's still time for the devs to surprise us! We're really hoping they'll give us more control over things like weather effects, lighting, shaders, and particle effects. On top of the usual stuff like field of view, exposure, and film grain, imagine having those extra options! Honestly, something as robust as the Photo Mode in Ghost of Tsushima's Collector's Edition would be amazing for this game.

We'll be sure to update this page with all the latest info on God of War Ragnarök's Photo Mode as soon as it becomes available. Stay tuned!