God of War Ragnarok: How to Get All Endings

Mar 22, 2023

For those who want to see everything wrapped up neatly, God of War Ragnarok has a couple of extra 'endings' following the credits.

PLEASE NOTE: While this article avoids SPOILERS as much as possible, it does discuss endgame content and 'endings' for God of War Ragnarok.Because of the secret Thor scene in God of War 2018, many fans may be curious if God of War Ragnarok has a secret ending like it. The answer is not so simple, but fans should rest assured that God of War Ragnarok has plenty of content for them to explore.

Once credits roll in God of War Ragnarok, players will find plenty of late-game and endgame activities, areas, and more to explore. Perhaps the most obvious is the next direction of the path; God of War Ragnarok's side quests will include a new section called Epilogues. These see the player shore up some loose ends for a handful of characters. Once the credits roll, that's the full traditional ending for God of War Ragnarok, but here's how to wrap up a few more storylines.

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There are three epilogues in God of War Ragnarok players should complete. These are not necessarily created equal, as only one contains a proper "cutscene" to shore up its story, but each and every step is worth completing. They are as follows (with as few spoilers as possible):

With that, the major story arcs will be complete. There are still plenty of stories to explore in God of War Ragnarok though, within the realms, side quests, and so on, but these three will mark the full end of Ragnarok.

God of War Ragnarok is available now for PS4 and PS5.

When Joshua Duckworth received Pokemon Yellow for Christmas at 5-years-old, his fate as a gamer was set. Since then, he's been involved with every step of the gaming industries' growth from the golden PS1 era and the dying days of the arcade to any current gaming trend. When he's not writing, playing his own games, or thinking about writing or playing his games, he's probably the second player to his son's Pokemon Let's Go, Pikachu! file. Joshua has an MA degree in English from Jacksonville State University.