Ragnarok Origin PC Guide – How to Get the Client

Fancy playing Ragnarok Origin on PC when you’re at home? Tiny phone screen getting you down? Well, our Ragnarok Origin PC guide is exactly what you need. In this guide, we’ve put together a series of instructions on how to get the PC client. We’ve also provided some handy info for you, like the system requirements and the controls.

Ragnarok Origin is the latest reimagining of the classic PC hit. It features your favourite classes, world, and story that you remember. Except, it’s not like you remember at all. The visuals have been completely overhauled in fully 3D, and the world has been revitalised as a result.

You can learn more about it on the official site. We’ve put together a Ragnarok Origins classes list and a Ragnarok Origins tier list to help you get started.

Ragnarok Origin PC

Here’s a step-by-step guide to getting the Ragnarok Origin PC client:

• Visit the official website
• Click on the ‘Windows’ button
• When the file has stopped downloading, extract the downloader
• Install it
• Open the launcher and download the game
• When it’s finished, you can play

What are the PC System Requirements?

The PC system requirements are as follows:

Minimum:

• OS: Windows 7 or later
• RAM: 8GB
• Graphics Card: GTX 1050 or later
• Storage: 10GB

What are the PC Controls?

The PC controls are as follows:

• ALT+ENTER: Full Screen/Window
• WASD: Move forward, left, right, and back
• T: Team
• C: Character
• M: Mini-Map
• B: Backpack;
• 1-6: Skills
• F1-F4: Item Slots
• F: Interact
• Tab: Aim
• E: Switch Skill Set
• K: Auto-battle
• U: Follow Party Leader/Cancel Follow
• Q: Swap controls between touch and joystick
• SPACE: Skip Dialogues;
• ENTER: Open Chatbox
• ESC: Close interface or the game

What’s Ragnarok Origin?

Ragnarok Origin is a mobile and PC remake of the classic MMORPG. You can choose from the same classes and set out on a quest across a wide open world.

Glen Fox

Head of Editorial

Glen has over a decade's worth of experience in gaming journalism, writing for Pocket Gamer, Pocket Tactics, Nintendo Life, and Gfinity. When he's not badgering everyone about the dangers of passive text, you can probably find him playing Wild Rift.