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Tales Of Glory 4 : Ragnarok is a single player tactical role playing game with medieval, historical and violence themes. It was developed by BlackTale Games and was released on September 9, 2026. It received positive reviews from players.

Before the sagas. Before the heroes. Before the realm of Kvir stood united. The northern tribes lived scattered across frozen valleys and harsh frontiers, struggling under the tightening grip of the Eastbornians — foreign rulers who claim the land, the harvest, and the lives of its people. But something stirs beneath the snow. Whispers travel through forests and fjords — of shadows moving where n…

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89%Audience ScoreBased on 36 reviews
gameplay4 positive mentions
story3 negative mentions

  • Exceptional physics-based VR melee combat with weighty, satisfying weapon interactions and realistic enemy reactions.
  • Large-scale battles with squad-level command bring intense, chaotic, and immersive Viking war experiences.
  • Active and dedicated solo developer with regular updates, community engagement, and upcoming campaign and mod support.
  • Currently in early access with missing campaign, causing incomplete narrative experience and content gaps.
  • Performance and optimization issues with lag, especially with high unit counts and on mid-range hardware.
  • Combat mechanics can feel inconsistent or buggy at times, including weapon swings, blocking balance, and horse controls.
  • gameplay

    9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    44% positive mentions, 23% neutral mentions, 33% negative mentions

    The gameplay is currently functional but somewhat buggy and bare-bones, reflecting its early access status, with ongoing bug fixes and planned features like multiple battlefields, squad mechanics, and modding support. Despite quirks and missing campaign content, the weapon handling and armor physics are highly praised, especially in VR, offering one of the best and most immersive melee experiences available. Fans of the previous game will likely enjoy its current state, anticipating richer RPG elements in future updates.

    • “As an early access game, the aim of functional mechanics over perfection is very much there, but the developers are actively working on bug fixes and refinements now, having already pushed two minor bug fixes accessible via beta build.”
    • “There are multiple battlefields and game modes, squad-leading mechanics, dungeon exploration, and even full modding support planned for weapons, maps, and potentially entirely new community-created experiences.”
    • “I've played virtually every melee VR sword fighting game to date, and the armor physics and weapon handling in this game—along with the weapon variety—are the absolutely best I've ever felt and experienced in VR to date. Both experienced enthusiasts and casual gamers will thoroughly enjoy it.”
    • “BS mechanics that should have been done away with.”
    • “Note, this is after becoming very familiar with the game, I may have adapted to quirks about it others may find off-putting such as weapon handling or certain mechanics like sprinting; the tutorial in the game should tell you everything you'd need to know.”
    • “If you liked Tales of Glory 1, you're absolutely going to love the gameplay offered here, even without a campaign at the moment to tie everything together.”
  • optimization

    8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    38% positive mentions, 24% neutral mentions, 38% negative mentions

    Optimization is mixed, with solid GPU performance but significant CPU impact causing lag when large numbers of units (over 200) are on screen. Battles with around 20-20 troops run smoothly for most users, though some experience lag even on high-end hardware, indicating room for further performance improvements.

    • “Performance: 8/10 (the more soldiers the less performance, big CPU impact, GPU performs great).”
    • “I find that over 200 soldiers at a time causes significant lag, but otherwise 20 on 20 battles have fully reasonable performance.”
    • “I have a 1080 Ti and a mid-range CPU and am still able to play with 20+ troops on the battlefield at once with solid performance, which feels impressive.”
    • “It is going to be janky, laggy, poorly optimized, and unrefined.”
    • “Terrible optimization, it runs laggy on my Valve Index with a 9070 XT.”
    • “I find that over 200 soldiers at a time causes significant lag, but otherwise very good 20 on 20 battles are fully reasonable performance-wise.”
  • graphics

    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions

    The graphics are generally praised for solid environment design, detailed upgrades, and improved visuals over previous versions, though lighting and shadow quality could be enhanced. The game offers customizable settings to balance performance and graphical detail. Overall, the visuals are well-received and expected to improve further with updates.

    • “So far they have made good on their promises of graphical, weapon, enemy, armor, and character upgrades.”
    • “The graphics are very good and I look forward to more updates as the developer continues their work.”
    • “Big fights with more visceral and satisfying combat and better graphics than the first one.”
  • story

    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions

    The story aspect is currently lacking, with no campaign or narrative mode available yet. Users note that a story is expected in future updates, which is typical for early access development.

    • “Kinda feels like Mount and Blade: Bannerlord in VR, just no story yet.”
    • “Story: from what I understand, yet to come?”
    • “The only significant thing it's missing right now is a campaign/story mode, but that's common for early access.”
  • stability

    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions

    The game's stability is hindered by frequent bugs and inconsistent performance, particularly in combat where weapons often get stuck, leading to a less smooth and enjoyable experience.

    • “Combat feels extremely buggy, with weapons constantly getting stuck on seemingly everything.”
    • “I really want to enjoy this, especially as someone who loved TOG1, but the combat currently feels too inconsistent and buggy to be enjoyable.”
    • “Gameplay: 6/10 (little buggy/not smooth)”
  • replayability

    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions

    The game offers strong replayability, which is particularly valuable in the absence of a campaign mode at this time.

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Tales Of Glory 4 : Ragnarok is a tactical role playing game with medieval, historical and violence themes. Common tags for Tales Of Glory 4 : Ragnarok include 3D, realistic, immersive sim, immersive, physics and others.

Tales Of Glory 4 : Ragnarok is available on PC, Virtual Reality and Windows.

Tales Of Glory 4 : Ragnarok was released on September 9, 2026.

Tales Of Glory 4 : Ragnarok was developed by BlackTale Games.

Tales Of Glory 4 : Ragnarok has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked Tales Of Glory 4 : Ragnarok for its gameplay but disliked it for its optimization.

Tales Of Glory 4 : Ragnarok is a single player game.

Similar games include Tales Of Glory, Voor De Kroon, Gladius VR, Hellsplit: Arena, Legendary Tales and others.