After that, we can either continue the story by heading to the Jarnsmida Pitmines or explore the Bay of Bounty and drink in a heaping helping of lore and side quests. We reach the first fork in the road after leaving the village. It's a quaint change of scenery but one we can't enjoy too long since the dwarves are intensely wary of outsiders. In contrast with the humans of Midgard or the warring elves of Alfheim, the dwarves have a functioning society in the village of Nidavellir.
Svartalfheim is home to one of the dwarves and is the first realm we've visited in the Norse duology that contains a functional civilization. Sony Interactive Entertainment New Horizons There are a variety of locations to explore throughout the game, and each is as breathtaking as the last. Kratos entering a new area in God of War Ragnarök. However, our moments here are fleeting, and soon we're whisked away to a realm not seen in the original game, Svartalfheim.
It gives our heroes a home away from home to strategize and rest between excursions. Sindri's expansive cabin is built in the branches of the Yggdrasil Tree. We also get a new base that's beyond Odin's reach. We also learn that Atreus has been secretly searching for the Norse god of war, Tyr, who may be imprisoned instead of dead. After a chance encounter (and a thunderous, epic battle with Thor), the dwarven brothers Sindri and Brok appear to reveal they've found a way to travel the realms through the branches of the Yggdrasil Tree, bypassing Odin's lock entirely. However, Odin and Thor have their own plans for Ragnarök. Travel between the realms has become impossible, and, stuck in Midgard they continue to live within the log home we set out from in the first game. Ragnarök is hanging over everyone's head, and Kratos and Atreus are no closer to finding a solution than they were at the end of the previous game. God of War Ragnarök begins three years after Baldur's death, and the Nine Realms are in peril. How does it stack up to the lofty expectations we've had over the past years? Extremely well. Now that it's finally in our hands, we can share our impressions of the first few hours. We left Kratos and Atreus on a cliffhanger, and we've been waiting four long years to see how their story ends.
God of War Ragnarök is one of the year's most anticipated games, and it's hard to believe it's finally here.
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