God Of War Ragnarok Dark Odyssey Collection Announced As Free Update For March 20; Is Inspired By GoW Working Title & GoW II Skin
Sony Santa Monica Studio has announced its God of War 20th anniversary plans, and they include a new update for God of War Ragnarok on PS5 and PC that includes the Dark Odyssey armor and weapon skins.
Inspired by the working title of the original God of War game, the Dark Odyssey set will arrive on March 20 and features a black and gold theme for Kratos’ armour and weapon. Fans may recall this set previously being made available in God of War II as a reward for completing the God Mode difficulty setting.
See below for full details via the PlayStation Blog.
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Dark Odyssey Armor & Appearance for Kratos
- Dark Odyssey Kratos Appearance
- Dark Odyssey Armor Set for Kratos (Dark Odyssey Breastplate, Dark Odyssey Bracers, Dark Odyssey Belt)
Dark Odyssey Companion Armor
- Dark Odyssey Vestment for Atreus
- Dark Odyssey Witch Frock for Freya
Dark Odyssey Weapon Appearances & Attachments*
- Dark Odyssey Leviathan Axe [Appearance] & Dark Odyssey Knob [Attachment]
- Dark Odyssey Blades of Chaos [Appearance] & Dark Odyssey Handles [Attachment]
- Dark Odyssey Draupnir Spear [Appearance] & Dark Odyssey Hind [Attachment]
- Dark Odyssey Guardian Shield [Appearance]
- Dark Odyssey Dauntless Shield [Appearance]
- Dark Odyssey Stone Wall Shield [Appearance]
- Dark Odyssey Shatter Start Shield [Appearance]
- Dark Odyssey Onslaught Shield [Appearance]
- Dark Odyssey Spartan Aspis Shield [Appearance]
- Dark Odyssey Rönd
Elsewhere, Sony also revealed a number of other bits and bobs they’re doing to celebrate the milestone — sadly, a God of War PS5 Collection isn’t among them at the time of writing — including a Cook and Becker 20th Anniversary Print Collection, Fangamer Jörmungandr Plush, Laced Vinyls 20th Anniversary Collection, Insert Coin 20th Anniversary T-Shirt Collection, and more.
God of War turns 20 on March 22, 2025.
[Source – PlayStation Blog]
