God of War Ragnarök’s Photo Mode Now Live 1m6n3c Lets You Change Facial Expressions for Kratos, Atreus, Others

Similar to 2018’s God of War, Ragnarök’s photo mode comes about a month after its launch. 534u5a

Written by Rahul Chettiyar, Edited by Siddharth Suvarna | Updated: 6 December 2022 13:32 IST

God of War Ragnarök’s Photo Mode Now Live, Lets You Change Facial Expressions for Kratos, Atreus, Others

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Vertical shots are also possible, as the game lets you turn the camera around by 90 degrees

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Photo mode can be accessed by hitting the ‘Square’ button in options menu
Players can hide main characters from the camera’s frame
It is the fastest-selling first-party launch title in PlayStation history

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God of War Ragnarök's photo mode is finally here. In a tweet, developer Santa Monica Studio confirmed their latest round of patches — version 3.00 — that also included the much-awaited in-game photo capture mode. Similar to the original God of War (2018), the feature was made live a little way away from release, and lets you alter facial expressions for select characters in a scene. This applies to leads such as Kratos, Atreus, Freya, Brok, Sindri, Tyr, Angrboda, Thor, and Thrúd. Another cool feature is that you could hide main or side characters from appearing within the frame. The mode can be accessed by pressing the ‘Square' button from the options menu.

This is, of course, in addition to the slew of camera options, where you could adjust the field of view, the focal length, the depth of field, and mess around with filters. Akin to the photo capture mode in most AAA titles, God of War Ragnarök lets you apply predesigned borders and move around logos to add a personalised touch. Over on the PlayStation blog, QA Lead Tim Ward has listed some helpful tips for budding in-game photographers, starting by asking players to “adjust the Filter Intensity, Vibrance, and Saturation on your desired filter for a wider range of colours.” Vertical shots are also a piece of cake, as the game lets you turn the camera 90 degrees, granting some needed headroom.

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Besides patches to fix underlying issues, this newly-released PS4 version got some additional tweaks that helped with a faster load time of enemies and environmental assets.

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God of War Ragnarök's photo mode is out now on both PS4 and PS5.

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REVIEW
KEY SPECS
NEWS

Good
Very cinematic
Writing, direction are solid
Character growth defined by your playstyle
Combat does more with less
Variety and diversity
Elemental effects look cool

Bad
Camera is too tight
Companions could have been more helpful
Too much old-school level design
Plays like a loot simulator in places

Read detailed Sony God of War Ragnarök review

Genre Action-Adventure

Platform PlayStation 4 (PS4), PlayStation 5 (PS5)

Modes Single-player

Series God of War

PEGI Rating 18+

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