God of War Ragnarok review: Unmatched spectacle action that's determined to say the quiet part loud

It says everything you need to know about God of War Ragnarok that you can go from listening to the captivating tales of Norse mythology, as told by your best mates as you float gently past dense riverbanks of lush jungle and along placid lakes surrounded by snow-capped mountains, to squishing giant flying eyeballs with your bare hands in the space of about 90 seconds. Neither feel out of place or jarring, but the flying eyeballs probably disagree. Although it starts out remarkably similar to th...