God of War Ragnarok pre-order guide - and the latest on special edition stock
You can now Pre-order God of War Ragnarok ahead of its November 9 release
Knowing how to pre-order God of War Ragnarok just got a whole lot more important - and desirable, frankly. What with a new trailer dropping during September's PlayStation State of Play, and now news of the game going gold as of October 7, getting your copy sorted before the game's November 9 release date is a must for fans.
Cutting to it, in terms of options, unfortunately, we are more limited than we were God of War pre-orders opened: both the Collector's Edition and Jotnar Editions are sold out currently - or at least extremely hard to get hold of. However, PlayStation Direct does have active listings for both, but with 'Coming Soon' labels...
This leaves the standard, or launch, edition on PS5 or PS4, and whatever variations on that the big retailers have got going on those too - this is still a very worthwhile pre-order as you'll get a couple of bonuses and, importantly, get the game in your hands as soon as is possible.
Any God of War Ragnarok pre-order you place will bag you some bonus armor and in-game cosmetic pieces too, so there's always something extra to consider when you're committing to what's likely to be one of the generations' (PS4 too, remember) biggest games.
And if that wasn't enough, you can also place a God of War Ragnarok DualSense pre-order to beautifully coincide with your game pre-order - though the availability of this controller seems to be limited to just PlayStation Direct now. Also, another quick note on Collector's and Jotnar Editions for those in the UK - you may well have luck placing a pre-order for these options by physically going into your local Game store; the retailer's recent communication and emails have stated that this is a possibility.
Until then, let's get straight to your God of War Ragnarok pre-order options.
Pre-order God of War Ragnarok - Standard Edition
You can now pre-order the standard edition of God of War Ragnarok for both PS4 and PS5. The MSRP is $59.99/£59.99 for PS4 and $69.99/£69.99 for PS5, but we're already seeing discounted rates at retailers in both the US and UK. We've written the latest prices attime of writing below with each edition.
US - God of War Ragnarok Standard Edition pre-orders
UK - God of War Ragnarok Standard Edition pre-orders
Pre-order God of War Ragnarok - Collector's Edition
The God of War Ragnarok Collector's Edition includes a digital voucher for the full game and also some physical and digital goodies. These physical bits consist of a Steelbook display case, two in Vanir twins carvings, a dwarven dice set, and a 16-inch Mjolnir replica stored in the Knowledge Keeper's shrine. Digital aspects include armor, cosmetic sets, and the full digital soundtrack. It comes in at MRSP $199.99 / £179.99.
Note: As mentioned above, this does seem to be sold out everywhere unless you are extremely lucky!
Pre-order God of War Ragnarok - Jötnar Edition
The God of War Ragnarok Jötnar edition includes a printed voucher for the full game on PS4 and PS5, the 16-inch Mjölnir (replica) Hammer, Brok’s Dice Set, 7 in Vinyl (featuring Music by Bear McCreary), Two 2 in Vanir Twins Carvings, Falcon, Bear & Wolf Pin Set, Yggdrasil Cloth Map, Legendary Draupnir Ring, Steelbook Display Case (no game disc included), Knowledge Keeper’s Shrine. There is also a ton of digital content up for grabs with this set. This comes in at $259.99 or £229.99.
Note: As with the Collector's Edition, this premium special version of the game is sold out everywhere unless you get lucky!
We're also rounding up all the latest Elden Ring prices if you're looking for something to play in the meantime, or check out the best PS5 accessories and best Xbox Series X accessories to get kitted out for the new release.
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