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Name: Is Ragnarock worth it? Fit check
Item: Ragnarock
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Fit check

Is Ragnarock worth it for you?

We tell you who should skip it, too.

Play it if you…

Good fit

Rhythm-game fans who want to strike drums rather than match on-screen notes
VR players who want to race against PC players
Groups seeking local or online rhythm-game competition

Skip it if you…

Saves you a refund

Players seeking a story-led campaign or a progression-focused structure
Players who want varied non-rhythm gameplay across repeated sessions
Players looking for a non-VR game with no VR compatibility

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Our take on Ragnarock

The defining mechanic is drumming: players strike in time with the music as their Viking ship races rivals.

What is Ragnarock?

Ragnarock is a rhythm game where players strike drums with hammers in time with music while racing Viking ships.

The base game includes 46 songs, with 49 additional tracks across 7 DLC packs. Players can also use custom song support to access 4500+ community-made tracks. Each song has 3 difficulty levels. Modes include solo races against recorded best times, local split-screen competition for up to 4 players, and public or private online PvP for up to 6 players. The game supports cross-platform multiplayer between PC and VR players, and includes stylized Nordic environments inspired by Viking mythology.

How Ragnarock plays

01Solo Ghost Races: Race against ghost ships based on personal best records.
02Custom Song Support: Access 4500+ community-made tracks in addition to the included songs.
03Cross-Platform Multiplayer: PC and VR players can compete together.
04Split-Screen Competition: Local races support up to 4 players.
05Online PvP: Public or private matches can include up to 6 players.

Ragnarock compared to similar games

Intralism is a rhythm game built around matching arcs to the beat, with player-created beatmaps and online challenges. Ragnarock instead has players drum with hammers while racing ships, with solo ghost races and local or online multiplayer.

Ragnarock: platforms & release

Is Ragnarock worth it?

It is worth it if: rhythm-game fans who want to strike drums rather than match on-screen notes. Skip it if: players seeking a story-led campaign or a progression-focused structure.