God of War Ragnarok Collector's Edition Lacks Game Code; Sony Fails Again
Players report that some of the collector's edition bundles of God of War: Ragnarok are missing the most important element - the game itself!
Those owners of the collector's edition of God of War Ragnarok certainly did not imagine its contents in this way.
The goodies in the form of a powerful hammer, pins or steelbook certainly look nice, but that's little consolation if Sony employees forgot to pack inside the most important thing - the code with the game itself.
The (non)collector's edition
Since yesterday (i.e., the day of release), some players who ordered the collector's editions of GoW: Ragnarok, are reporting that the contents of their packages are incomplete. In some cases, even such a basic thing as the code with the game, which was supposed to be inside the steelbook, is missing.
Twitter has even been flooded with posts from users complaining about incomplete sets.
Source: Twitter
Many players on the forums also report a problem in which they received two of the same codes for digital content instead of the actual game - in this case for armor for Kratos and Atreus. However, there is no sign of the code with the game.
More than $200 for a (partially) empty box
God of War Ragnarok offers players two collector's options: The Collector's Edition and the Jotun Edition.
Both include replicas of the Mjolnir hammer, figurines, badges, dice, etc. The Jotun Edition also includes additional items, such as a vinyl record with music and a map of Yggdrasil.
Regardless of the type of edition chosen, in both cases some players report missing content.
Sony will probably have to prepare for a fair number of refund requests, as the problem seems serious.
