Two years after its debut on PS5, the award-winning God of War Ragnarök finally came to PC and Steam last week. However, it's been marred in controversy, as players have been vocally critical of a PlayStation Network (PSN) requirement Sony added to the game.

God of War Ragnarok recently arrived on PC after getting rave reviews on PS4 and PS5 back in 2022. But controversially, you need to log in to the PlayStation Network with a free account to play the single-player-only action game on Steam.

God Of War Ragnarök was one of 2022's hit games on PS5 and PS4, and by all accounts it looks great and plays well on PC, where it arrived via Valve’s storefront earlier this week. The Steam user review score is less than stellar,

God of War Ragnarok allows PC users to turn down an "intrusive" feature that drew a lot of complaints from PS4 and PS5 players.

God of War on PC has been review bombed by gamers due to its PSN requirement, though some can play without signing up.

Sony's latest heavy hitter to reach the PC, God of War Ragnarök, is experiencing minor turbulence. The word on the port itself is mostly good so far—some folks are having technical issues and others cite a possible memory leak—though easily the loudest piece of negative feedback on Ragnarök's Steam page is that pesky PSN sign-in requirement,

God of War Ragnarok is an incredible game no matter where it's played, with PlayStation delivering yet another quality PC port.

The creator of the high-profile God of War Ragnarok PSN-bypass mod has reportedly pulled it offline without explanation. Just days after the PlayStation game God of War Ragnarok launched on PC to a ‘mixed’ Steam user review rating over its forced PlayStation Network account linking,