God Of War Ragnarok: How To Do A Spartan Punch

God of War Ragnarok is finally here and offers a lot of abilities as well as moves for Kratos. If you’ve played the previous installments, you may have knocked down a few envoys and enemies with Spartan Kick. This legendary move is a repeatable move by Kratos, Ghost of Sparta. But not much is explained about how to perform this kick in GoW Ragnarok. Don’t worry, check out our guide on how to perform a Spartan Strike in God of War Ragnarok.

How to perform a Spartan Strike in God of War Ragnarok

You must not have a weapon equipped before performing a Spartan Strike. Here’s how to perform a Spartan Kick in GoW Ragnarok:

• Once empty-handed, press the R2 button on your controller to perform a Spartan Strike.
• You can press the D-pad once or twice to eject all of your weapons.
• If you have the Leviathan Ax equipped, you can also throw it elsewhere. And don’t recall or summon the Ax if he doesn’t have a weapon.

You must perform a few Spartan Kicks to complete the feats in GoW Ragnarok. There are three Spartan Kick skill levels that you can complete. Completing them will earn you an XP reward.

So here are all the spartan strikes you can perform in God of War Ragnarok:

• Bronze: Perform 45 Spartan Strikes to earn 250 Kratos XP.
• Silver: Perform 60 Spartan Kicks to receive 400 Kratos XP as a reward.
• Gold: Perform 75 Spartan Kicks to earn 650 Kratos EXP.

To find these writings, go to the “Works”section and scroll down to the “Ratataski: Arrogance”section. You can find the above feats by selecting the “For Sparta”option on the left panel. You can use this strike on multiple enemies to gain its experience rewards and complete feats quickly. You can also check out our guide on what Skill Labors are in GoW Ragnarok.

That’s it for how to perform a spartan strike in God of War Ragnarok. If you liked this guide, check out more guides on how to use runic attacks, how to break yellow crystals and cracks, how to destroy green metal, and other God of War Ragnarok guides in our dedicated section.