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God of War Ragnarok: How To Get To Althjof’s Rig (Solution)

Althjof's Rig in God of War Ragnarok

This guide explains how to get to Althjof’s Rig for the ‘In Service of Asgard’ favour in God of War Ragnarok.

It has been four years since the release of 2018’s God of War. After that game set such a tremendously high bar and left fans on one almighty cliffhanger, it has been difficult to see how God of War Ragnarok could possibly meet expectations.

Thankfully, God of War Ragnarok has delivered an all-time classic experience. And this sterling sequel is bound to be in contention with Elden Ring for 2022 Game of the Year. It currently stands at a colossal 94/100 on Metacritic having received many 10 out of 10 reviews.

God of War Ragnarok follows father and son duo Kratos and Atreus, the latter now a teenager, as they battle to stop Ragnarok with Fimbulwinter drawing to a close.

Being as a few years have passed since the last game was released, it is likely fans will have to get reacquainted with God of War Ragnarok‘s lore and gameplay.

The new game picks up right where the previous one left off. And there’s a helpful re-cap option in the main menu.

Kratos in God of War Ragnarok

Nonetheless, refreshing your memory on the story, and wrapping your head around the fast paced action and numerous puzzles can be difficult.

Once the game opens up in Svartalfheim, you will be able to start taking on side quests (called ‘Favours’). One of the first Favours is ‘In Service of Asgard’ and it’s given to you by Mirmir.

‘In Service of Asgard’ involves going to three different mining rigs and destroying them.

However, one of them, Althjof’s Rig, is leaving a lot of players stumped thanks to its complicated puzzle.

So, let’s go over how to get to Althjof’s Rig in God of War Ragnarok

How To Get To Althjof’s Rig in God of War Ragnarok

Getting to Althjof’s Rig in God of War Ragnarok is probably the most difficult part of the ‘In Service of Asgard’ Favour.

There are multiple steps to follow before you can actually get up to the furnace.

This is how to get to Althjof’s Rig in God of War Ragnarok:

Use the blades of chaos to lower the gantry.

God of War Ragnarok How To Get To Althjof’s Rig - grapple point

Then turn the wheel on the right to raise the anchor point until it is just above the platform, then use it to jump across.

How To Get To Althjof’s Rig God of War Ragnarok - wheel

Next, ignite the barrel next to the red gate on the left using the Blades of Chaos. Turn left and run past the petrified enemies to a wall, climb up it.

God of War Ragnarok Althjof’s Rig solution

At the top, follow the platform round to the right and go through the closed gate. Drop down and ignite the barrel in front of you.

God of War Ragnarok Althjof’s Rig solution - barrel

Go through the destroyed gate on the left and climb the marked pillar on your right.

God of War Ragnarok Althjof’s Rig solution - pillar

When you reach the platform, look over the ledge and press Circle to destroy the floor below.

How To Break Floor at Althjof's Rig God of War Ragnarok

Defeat the two enemies then use the Blades on the gantry to raise it up.

Raising Grapple Point at Althjof's Rig

Climb out and go back to the wheel at the start. Raise the grapple point by one notch. Go back up to the top and swing across.

Swing across with the grapple point

Kick down the chain on the right before climbing up.

The climb to Aljof's Rig furnace in God of War Ragnarok

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Sam Harby

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