How long is God of War Ragnarok?

While the God of War series has a reputation for being a spectacle of epic proportions, there is nothing that is as spectacular as it. God of War Ragnarök’s narrative. Seriously, it’s enormous. You know how the previous game — 2018’s well-regarded God of War for the PlayStation 4 — was centered around a giant hub area called the Lake of the Nine? There’s, like, four of those in Ragnarök. Yeah. That’s what we know.

What’s more, God of War Ragnarök never tells you how far along you are, and it doesn’t include a percentage completion meter, so it’s tough to tell for sure how long the game actually is. The average completion time has been estimated at 40 hours by most reviewers. Polygon’s staff have found the game takes anywhere from 30-50ish hours, depending on how thorough you are with side-quests and other optional activities.)

You can read the previous God of WarYou could gain a good understanding of the story’s progress simply by looking at how powerful your gear is. You could level up your primary weapon, the Leviathan Axe, multiple times following key story missions; once you fully leveled it up, you’d know you were in the endgame. But that method doesn’t work for God of War RagnarökFor reasons that are clearer the more you play.

To that end, here’s a full list of every main mission in God of War Ragnarök (these missions are called “The Path”). We’ve also listed the realms they’re set in, so you can be extra sure where you’re at.

Note: While this post doesn’t explicitly spell out any narrative events, the mere nature of revealing mission titles implies spoilers. Please be careful.