How To Save On God Of War Ragnarok PC Preorders

God of War Ragnarok is one of the best PS5 games, and it's officially heading to PC on September 19. Ahead of its launch, you can save $10 when preordering through Fanatical using promo code FANATICAL17. That brings the game to just $49.79. Alternatively, you can snag the deluxe edition for $58 (was $70).

There are two ways to cash in on the deal. The first is to simply click the "Save 17% Off Any Full Price Game" button on God of War Ragnarok's store page at Fanatical. This will automatically apply the price cut once you add the game to your cart. The other way is to add it to your cart, then enter the coupon code FANATICAL17 at checkout. Either way, you'll get the standard edition for $49.79 or the deluxe edition for $58. You'll receive a Steam key at launch.

Along with the price cut, God of War Ragnarok preorders come with the Kratos Risen Snow Armor and Atreus Risen Snow Tunic cosmetics. And if you plan to buy another game through Fanatical, you'll get a 5% off coupon for your next purchase.

• God of War Ragnarok -- $49.79 ($60)
• God of War Ragnarok Digital Deluxe Edition -- $58 ($70)

The deluxe edition comes with the following extras:

• Darkdale Armor
• Darkdale Attire
• Darkdale Axe Grip
• Darkdale Blades Handles
• Dark Horse digital art book
• Official digital soundtrack

Note that Sony indicates you'll need a PlayStation Network Account to access the game on PC.

The Fanatical coupon code can be used for other PlayStation games on PC, including Horizon Forbidden West Complete Edition and Spider-Man: Miles Morales, so be sure to shop around and see if anything else catches your eye. And while the code won't work with Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengenace preorders, the game is currently discounted to $52 ahead of its June 13 launch--be sure to check it out while the deal lasts.

Our God of War Ragnarok review for PS5 gave it a 9/10, due to its satisfying combat, emotional storytelling, and striking visuals. The PC version will have some noteworthy features, including unlocked frame rates, Nvidia Reflex, DLSS, FSR, and Xe Super Sampling support for enhanced graphics, and ultrawide display compatibility.

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