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Game Information

Game Title: Granblue Fantasy: Relink - Endless Ragnarok

Platforms:

• Nintendo Switch 2 (Jul 9, 2026)
• PC (Jul 9, 2026)
• PS5/PS4 (Jul 9, 2026)

Review Aggregator:

OpenCritic - 81 average - 83% recommended - 30 reviews

Critic Reviews

8Bit/Digi - Stan Rezaee - 10 / 10

>Endless Ragnarok DLC adds a new adventure while building upon what made Granblue Fantasy: Relink a masterpiece. Its defining aspects, such as its worldbuilding, rich characters, and easy to learn gameplay, are all present, now paired with new adventures.

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But Why Tho? - Matt Sowinski - 8.5 / 10

>Granblue Fantasy: Relink – Endless Ragnarok takes a good game and makes it even better. The reworked and expanded cast are a ton of fun to use, the story is a blast, and the summons and master traits truly change up combat and party composition.

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COGconnected - James Paley - 75 / 100

>If you played and loved the original release of Relink, then Endless Ragnarok is going to be an amazing time. It’s a heaping helping of new battles, new bosses, and new characters. Between that, the summon system, and some new progression mechanics, there’s so much to dive into.

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Chicas Gamers - Antonio Benítez - Spanish - 8.3 / 10

>Granblue Fantasy: Relink – Endless Ragnarok is a generous, vibrant, and seamlessly integrated expansion that successfully reinforces everything that already made Cygames' action RPG so special. While its story works better as a framework than as a major emotional driver, the combat, the new systems, The Maelstrom, the summons, and the endgame progression turn the return to Zegagrande into an immensely satisfying experience. For veterans, it offers a clear reason to return, and for newcomers, it serves as a more complete and appealing version of an adventure that continues to shine through its characters, art direction, and that JRPG energy that always invites you to look toward the next horizon.

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Console Creatures - Bobby Pashalidis - 8 / 10

>Granblue Fantasy: Relink — Endless Ragnarok is more of what I wanted from Cygames, and its expansion is meaty with tons of thoughtful decisions made that make sense. Whether I'm exploring the Sky Realm while learning six new characters or entering The Conflux to grind out new materials and gear, I'm consistently having a blast with this game. Even if the main story isn't up to par with the base game, it warrants a return because the gameplay really is that good and even now, 100-plus hours later, there's something new to discover. And thankfully, all the new bosses provide a real and hard-hitting challenge — which will have you itching to get back into the fight with every loss.

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DayOne - Genghis Husameddin - 7.5 / 10

>Endless Ragnarok brings a lot of cool fights and content to Relink and, if you haven’t jumped into this ARPG, this expansion effectively joins the base game at a great price. If you’re an existing player and were a fan of the base game, Endless Ragnarok will be for you! If you enjoyed your time with Relink and felt as though you’ve had enough of its loop, this expansion ultimately might not really do much for you. ∎

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Enternity.gr - Christos Chatzisavvas - Greek - 8 / 10

>Granblue Fantasy: Relink - Endless Ragnarok offers dozens of hours of additional content for solo players or multiplayer enthusiasts who want to return to the skies of Zegagrande for a little more grinding.

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EvelonGames - Joel Isern Rodríguez - Kaym - Spanish - 8.2 / 10

>Endless Ragnarok doesn't reinvent Granblue Fantasy: Relink, it simply gives you more reasons to love it. The Conflux stumbles early on, but once it opens up, this expansion becomes the best argument yet to pick up the controller again.

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Final Weapon - Dante Strong - 4 / 5

>Endless Ragnarok makes a good game better as it brings forth tons of quality-of-life improvements as well as brand new modes and a new story to fight through. While still suffering from some of the same narrative issues Relink had, the plethora of challenges and new playable characters will give long-time Relink players a reason to come back. New players will be able to experience the most complete Relink package, highlighting the game's satisfying combat first and foremost.

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GAMES.CH - Sönke Siemens - German - 88%

>The "Endless Ragnarok" expansion seamlessly continues the events of the main game and tells a truly interesting story, promising around 20 to 25 hours of additional gameplay while introducing exciting new features.

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GameHall - André Ernesto - Portuguese - 8 / 10

>Granblue Fantasy: Relink – Endless Ragnarok is the expansion that respects the veteran player's intelligence without shutting the door on newcomers. Master Traits reinvent familiar characters, the six new fighters cover distinct playstyles with mechanical generosity, and the summoning system adds a layer of spectacle that the base game had never touched.

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GameMAG - Alexey Egorov - Russian - 8 / 10

>Final impressions of Granblue Fantasy: Relink – Endless Ragnarok are heavily tied to how you feel about the original game. Liked it and enjoyed clearing the endgame content? Then grab the DLC without hesitation - another 50–100 hours of fun monster-slaying action are guaranteed. Enjoyed the story but not a fan of grinding? Then it's better to skip it.

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GamePro - Myki Trieu - German - 78 / 100

>While the story isn't groundbreaking, anyone who enjoys anime-style action and epic battles will have a blast.

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GameWatcher - Neil Bolt - 8 / 10

>Endless Ragnarok isn't a game changer for Granblue Fantasy: Relink, but it does stock the base game with better-balanced and deeper endgame gameplay. There's not much new in terms of story, and there's a fair bit of reskinning and rehashing going on, yet this is a smart expansion for a relatively breezy RPG experience.

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Gamersky - 心灵奇兵 - Chinese - 8 / 10

>Granblue Fantasy: Relink's major expansion, Endless Ragnarok, greatly expands the game with an impressive amount of new content. The time and effort required to fully build a character have now increased several times over. New characters, the summon system, new bosses, and the solo roguelike mode all offer substantial, high-quality additions. While the Chaos difficulty features too many reused enemies and the story presentation leaves something to be desired, Endless Ragnarok still delivers 20 to 50 or more hours of additional gameplay.

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INVEN - Donghwi Kim - Korean - 8.5 / 10

>A massive expansion for Skyfarers returning to the endless skies. The overhauled farming mechanics and the introduction of the Summons system add new depth to combat, while six highly distinct new characters and challenging new bosses shake things up. However, a progression system still heavily reliant on the Damage Cap and a boss lineup mostly consisting of familiar faces from the base game leave something to be desired.

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Kakuchopurei - Jonathan Toyad - 80 / 100

>Granblue Fantasy Relink players and sweaty action RPGers who want to continue getting more buff than jacked-up meme Vyrn will find a lot to love in Endless Ragnarok's plethora of endgame offerings. That said, people starting on the base game may want to wait until they're powerful enough to tackle all the Endless Ragnarok challenges. It's a lot to ask, but veterans and players who have waited for a worthy follow-up will be immensely satiated.

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Loot Level Chill - Mick Fraser - 9.5 / 10

>Granblue Fantasy Relink: Endless Ragnarok adds so much to not just the endgame but the whole experience that it feels like a 2.0 release.

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NintendoBoy - Vinicius Madeira - Portuguese - 9.5 / 10

>Between the frenetic battles across various islands in the sky, the heart-pounding action at key moments, and giant monsters that seem impervious to even the most over-the-top attacks, Granblue Fantasy: Relink – Endless Ragnarok has a lot to offer fans of this specific type of action RPG!

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NintendoWorldReport - Allyson Cygan - 8 / 10

>Granblue Fantasy: Relink isn't a game that I'd suggest for everybody, but if you're a JRPG fan looking for something new to try and enjoy I'd say you can't go wrong. With a fun roster of characters, beautiful art, and fast, energetic gameplay, I can't wait to revisit Relink.

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One More Game - Vincent Ternida - 8.5 / 10

>Granblue Fantasy Relink – Endless Ragnarok is a massive and fantastic expansion, adding more value and content to an already massive world introduced by its predecessor. With additional story content and new Chaos Levels, returning players are given a treat to continue their skyfaring adventures to a whole new level, despite some boss recycling.

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ProjectN - Emanuel Santos - Portuguese - 93%

>At first glance, Granblue Fantasy: Relink appears to be an RPG with a relatively modest story, yet it delivers an excellent gameplay experience and stunning visuals; by combining a diverse cast of characters with deep narrative and character-building elements, it earns a place alongside the great RPGs of recent years.

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RPG Site - Josh Torres - 8 / 10

>Relink's major expansion is highly impressive, but it's important to set expectations of what it brings; it doesn't completely revamp the game from top to bottom, but it builds upon the endgame of Cygames' action RPG with many new quests, characters, and systems to power-up your roster once more.

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SmashPad - 3.5 / 5

>Casual players should think twice (or thrice) about committing to a purchase, but for the diehards who have been finding new ways to turn Relink on its head and smash into its boundaries for the last two years, this expansion hands you the keys to nigh-boundless adventure, as expansive as the skydom itself. Enjoy responsibly, and I won't think any less of you for wanting to tap out.

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TechRaptor - Austin Suther - 6.5 / 10

>Granblue Fantasy: Relink - Endless Ragnarok eschews story for brutally hard bosses. It's more of a gauntlet of tough challenges for veteran players rather than the casual crowd, though its new characters and less tedious grind are welcome inclusions.

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The Outerhaven Productions - Scott Adams - 4.5 / 5

>Granblue Fantasy: Relink – Endless Ragnarok answers a lot of the complaints I had with the base game and adds a ton more to do in the game. If you haven’t played Granblue Fantasy: Relink before, this is the perfect time to get the game and the expansion, as it is still an amazing experience.

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Virtualni Kutak - Jonas Watzata - Unknown - 8 / 10

>Open Critic: >Whether you are a veteran skyfarer returning to optimise your builds and challenge the new content, or a newcomer looking for a fun and mechanically satisfying coop action RPG, Endless Ragnarok is the perfect package for you. Dozens, if not hundreds, of hours of playtime await you in the skies of Zegagrande.

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ZTGD - Augusto A. - 8.5 / 10

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