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About Ragnarock
Ragnarock lets players drum to a mix of Celtic rock and Viking‑themed metal. The base game ships with 46 licensed tracks from bands such as Alestorm and Gloryhammer, while seven DLC packs add 49 more songs from artists like Sabaton and Nightwish.
The title supports solo ghost‑race challenges, local split‑screen for up to four players on the same PC, and online PvP for up to six rivals. Cross‑platform multiplayer lets Windows PC and VR users compete together, and a custom‑song system expands the library to thousands of community‑made tracks.
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Song Library
The core catalog contains 46 tracks in the base game, each offered in three difficulty tiers. This structure lets newcomers start easy and provides a clear path toward more demanding rhythms.
Seven DLC packs contribute an additional 49 songs, raising the official total to 95 tracks. The official catalog spans the base game and DLC content.
- Mix base and DLC songs to gauge which difficulty feels comfortable.
- Browse the song list before starting a race to pick a track that suits you.
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Multiplayer Modes
Public or private online PvP supports up to six players, allowing rivals to compete for leaderboard positions in real time. These matches let rivals compete for leaderboard positions in real time.
Local split‑screen works on the same Windows PC for up to four players, offering a couch‑friendly alternative that does not require an internet connection.
- Create a private lobby to control match settings.
- Use split‑screen for quick sessions when network latency is a concern.
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Difficulty & Scoring
Each song offers three difficulty levels, making the game easy to pick up yet hard to master. The tiers offer a clear path from easy rhythms to more demanding ones.
Scores are recorded as “ghost ships,” enabling solo players to race against their own best performances. Leaderboards provide a measurable way to track your progress.
- Begin on the easiest tier to learn patterns before advancing.
- Review ghost ship replays to identify timing gaps.
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VR & Platform Compatibility
Ragnarock is VR compatible and lists full controller support, allowing players to drum either with a headset or a standard gamepad. Players can choose the setup that feels most comfortable for them.
Cross‑platform multiplayer links PC and VR users, meaning a headset player can join a match with a controller player. The game runs on Windows and includes Steam Achievements, Remote Play Together, and family sharing features.
- If you own a headset, test the same track in VR and controller mode to compare feel.
- Enable Remote Play Together to let a friend join without owning the game.
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Custom Song Support
Beyond the licensed catalog, Ragnarock accepts user‑created tracks, expanding the playable library to over 4,500 community‑made songs. These tracks come from the game's custom song support.
Custom songs greatly expand the playable library beyond the official catalog.
- Browse the community list for highly rated tracks that match your genre preference.
- Test a new custom song in solo mode before entering a competitive match.
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