The codes work exactly as described. One click, resign your save, and you’ll load into Kratos with 99,999,999 XP and maxed resources. The “unlock all armor” code is particularly fun—you get gear you wouldn’t normally see until the post-game.

If you’re on a second playthrough or just want to feel like the true God of War without the grind, buy it. If you value challenge and trophies, skip it—or use it very sparingly.

Save Wizard’s Quick Codes for God of War Ragnarök work flawlessly for what they advertise: godlike power at the click of a button. However, the PS4-to-PS5 save shuffle, trophy breakage, and potential for ruining your own difficulty curve hold it back.

Here’s a detailed, unbiased review of for PlayStation 4/5 users. Review: God of War Ragnarök Save Wizard Quick Codes – A Godly Shortcut or a Risky Gamble? Overall Rating: ⭐⭐⭐☆☆ (3/5)

Save Wizard creates a backup automatically. If you go too far, you can revert. The Bad 1. Trophies Are Disabled (Mostly) Once you mod a save, trophies may not trigger correctly—especially progression-based ones. Some users report still earning combat or collectible trophies, but don’t count on it. If you care about platinum, mod after earning it.

Ragnarök PS5 saves are encrypted and can’t be directly edited. You’ll need the PS4 version of the game, edit that save, then transfer it up to PS5 via cloud or USB. It works, but it’s clunky.

Maxing stats removes all challenge—even on “Give Me God of War” mode. You’ll one-shot bosses. Use the codes selectively, or you’ll turn the emotional Berserker fights into boring cutscenes.

Apply only one code at a time (e.g., just Hacksilver or just XP), and avoid “unlock all” until you’ve beaten the story naturally.