Sony Santa Monica has a bunch of different things planned for the 20th anniversary of God of War, as was announced in a recent press release. First things first, the studio is launching the Dark Odyssey Collection – a free update for God of War Ragnarok that adds some nifty cosmetics into the game.

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PlayStation and Santa Monica Studios are celebrating the 20th anniversary of God of War by releasing a new free DLC for all Ragnarok players.

Santa Monica Studio offers free Dark Odyssey Collection DLC for God of War Ragnarok's 20th Anniversary. Players can access dark-themed skins, armor, weapons, and shield appearances for Kratos, Atreus, and Freya. The update includes the ability to edit appearance for Kratos' arsenal, allowing customization without functionality loss.

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