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There is simply no flaw in this game. IT. IS. PERFECT. Visuals, gameplay, music, voice acting, controls, variety and replying ability, andThere is simply no flaw in this game. IT. IS. PERFECT. Visuals, gameplay, music, voice acting, controls, variety and replying ability, and even story. Usually I dont care about story and my main focus is gameplay but I liked the story as well and how they weaved the narrative for their game design is perfect. Also I would suggest to forge bond with everyone you can and dont skip dialogs, some of Thesus' and World narrator's lines were so funny that I had pause because I was laughing so hard. This game is absolute gold. I played it on gamepass but I would strongly recommend to buy it as it is 100+ hrs (because you won't be able to stop once endgame starts) and it is cheap in fact you might get it with price of gamepass or less that that on discount days. Dont skip

aside from asphodel everything about this game shines with brilliance. the story, music, art, gameplay, and charachters have held my attentionaside from asphodel everything about this game shines with brilliance. the story, music, art, gameplay, and charachters have held my attention for over 100 runs and i fully expect them to do so for 100 more

This game was excellent!It was my second roguelike, and wow did it not disappoint. I found myself always itching for one more run.IThis game was excellent!It was my second roguelike, and wow did it not disappoint. I found myself always itching for one more run.I loved the story arcs, love the world, love the style, love the music.If you aren't sure you like roguelite, and enjoy the style, give this a try, it will really set the bar on future ventures into this genre.There is greatness in this games, it's in the blood.

An amazing game that won me totally over. It is an action RPG / rouge-like game. You are playing Zagreus who is the son of Hades the Greek godAn amazing game that won me totally over. It is an action RPG / rouge-like game. You are playing Zagreus who is the son of Hades the Greek god of the underworld. Zagreus tries to escape his fathers realm. He is supported by his mother Nyx who even informed the other Greek gods that will help him. However there is far more to the story than it seems at first. You will discover secrets, reveals, twists and know your family, friends, acquaintances and other gods better. I must praise the characters and writing. The Greek legends are full of conflicts between the gods and those are all related to each other. This is transferred well into the game. They are like a family with a lot of problems. The game even won the literary Hugo Award to give you some perspective how good it is. For me this was amazing and I continued even after obtaining the platinum trophy to see the outcomes of some stories. It is well written, enjoyable and gives you always something to kept your interest. The gameplay is like I said a rouge-like RPG. You start each escape run with no abilities and advance through the rooms of the underworld. Each room has rewards like abilities, benefits, items or currencies. Sometimes you can chose between options. This was something I was worried about but it is not the weakness I thought. It is a true strength. In approx 100 runs I never encounter a truly weak set up. I discovered instead some amazing abilities, combinations and different options. Even some abilities I avoided first were good, some even worth reversing my opinion. For example: My least liked weapon became my favorite and the weapon I thought was best became my least used (The game has an interesting system in teasing you to chose different weapons). I admit that I use some abilities or better said set up more often but the different set ups keep it fresh. The next strength are the things you can unlock. There are so many helpful things. Be it new weapons, helpful rooms, appearing treasures, cosmetic set ups, abilities and bonuses. You always have new stuff to do or unlock. Rarely ever have I encounter a game that succeeds in keeping everything this fresh and enjoyable. Then there is the graphic. The art style is excellent and I like the hand draw graphics. For games like this I would always buy an artbook. The music is even better. You will encounter many awesome tracks and there are 2 characters who maybe give you some of the best songs in the game. To round up this experience I did not encounter a single serious bug or glitch. Overall this is my favorite game of the year and deserves my full praise. Never have I encountered a game that keeps being this refreshing from start to finish. Be it the story or gameplay everything is excellent and well thought out. Even the difficulty is correctly balanced as god mode gives you more resistance with each death until you don't die easily. A well thought out system. An easy 10/10 for me.

I am normally not into rogue-likes/-lites but Hades really works for me. The difficulty builds up very nicely, and gameplay is action-packedI am normally not into rogue-likes/-lites but Hades really works for me. The difficulty builds up very nicely, and gameplay is action-packed and very addictive ("Just one more round!"). Really recommend this one if you want a nice game of hack-and-slash.

Hades is a good game but a bit of a disappointment too. With all the raving reviews you would expect a masterful history, but sadly just isn’tHades is a good game but a bit of a disappointment too. With all the raving reviews you would expect a masterful history, but sadly just isn’t there. At the beginning the game promises you a very good history and that promise keeps you hooked at the start but it never fully delivers its promise, the history being too dragged over the course of the game and never that deep of meaningful.I found fun the jokes and humor for the most part but they felt directed too much for angsty teenagers and a weird mix with the supposedly epic Greek drama. That mix didn’t work well for me.The gameplay is solid with different weapons that allow for replayability and the random generation of “dungeons” keeps it fresh for a while, if you play long enough it starts to feel samey though.Hades is a very fun game to play for a while before it gets repetitive but not the masterpiece I was expecting.

I cant say anything about this gem .just buy and enjoy this masterpies. I play more 50 hours and offer all gamers to by hades .best rougelike ever

Most boaring game i have played in a while. Main issue for me is the sound. Its like someone is reading it from a piece of paper. I dont knowMost boaring game i have played in a while. Main issue for me is the sound. Its like someone is reading it from a piece of paper. I dont know how did this game get 10/10. I really dont get it.

Let me first say, I'm really not a huge fan of roguelikes, Too often I find them repetitive, boring, and often frustrating. Hades isLet me first say, I'm really not a huge fan of roguelikes, Too often I find them repetitive, boring, and often frustrating. Hades is repetitive and sometimes frustrating, but fair and never, ever boring. It has a great learning curve that is challenging and rewarding; yes, it is difficult, but with practice you'll find yourself getting further and further each time. Death is not a big deal in the Underworld, so when you die, it's merely a chance to talk to everyone and advance their stories before heading back out for another run.The gameplay is addictive. Every time I die, I can't help but feel that tug of "just one more run" because it's such a joy to play. It's incredibly responsive and never feels cheap. If you die, it's because you were bested by an enemy you need more practice against, not because of some flawed game mechanic. There are many different weapons to choose from, and with each weapon able to take on several different forms, there are a lot of ways to play and styles to master. Because of this, the replayability factor is very high, especially considering the end-game ability to enable certain options that can make the game much, much harder. If you're like me and, through many deaths and dozens of hours of play, suddenly found yourself able to practically waltz out of the Underworld unscathed, turning on enough of these challenges will make sure you find yourself again struggling to best the first boss.The story keeps you coming back for more, too. Without spoiling anything, suffice to say there is ample reason to continue playing after you have "beaten" the game, because there's still so much more story waiting to happen. Artwork, music, and voice acting are all top-notch and as good as any game I've played. It's one of those games where you can listen to the soundtrack on Spotify and thoroughly enjoy it on its own.In my opinion, it's the best action game I believe I've ever played. At nearly 60 hours of game time, I'm still finding myself enjoying each and every run with Zagreus trying to escape the Underworld.

Not normally my type of game but boy did it like up to the hype. Finished the main story a few days ago but find myself unable to put it downNot normally my type of game but boy did it like up to the hype. Finished the main story a few days ago but find myself unable to put it down still. Great story, characters, gameplay and music.

Holy **** this game is awesome. I don't think any other future Roguelike will be this awesome unless they have some of the Hades formulae.Holy **** this game is awesome. I don't think any other future Roguelike will be this awesome unless they have some of the Hades formulae. Supergiant Games have thought of every single thing to maintain the balance of the game. And the game only starts when you finish it! Despite having finished it on my 71st try, I'm still compelled to push forward to get to the true ending. And the game is still awesome! Was afraid it may get a tad bit boring but man was I wrong. The game is superb, righteously deserves all the praises. 100% recommended even if you don't like Roguelike.

Hades, in my opinion, is probably the best roguelike game I have ever played and I can not find a single negative thing to say about this title except that I wish there was even more levels or perhaps the addition of a co-op mode with some of the characters that Zag bonds with. But that doesn’t take away from how spectacular this title is and how much I highly recommend that you try out Hades. My only regret is I didn’t get to play Hades much sooner.

INCREIBLE, cada maldita cosa en este juego es espectacular, el arte, los personajes, la jugabilidad, la musica, todo, probablemente uno de losINCREIBLE, cada maldita cosa en este juego es espectacular, el arte, los personajes, la jugabilidad, la musica, todo, probablemente uno de los mejores si no es ke el mejor juego independiente de todos los tiemposAMAZING, every single thing about this game is fcking amazing, the art, the characters, the gameplay, the music, everything, probably one of the best indie games of all time

Perfect gameplay loop keeps you wanting to try one more run. Storybthat continues to expand in a meaningful way; doesn't feel padded.Perfect gameplay loop keeps you wanting to try one more run. Storybthat continues to expand in a meaningful way; doesn't feel padded.Excellent controls, voice acting and music. Perfect balance of challenge and meaningful ability unlocks and upgrades.Buy this game

As a beginner to Hades and to this genre in general, the game really blew my expectations. Pretty much every aspect is done with such levelsAs a beginner to Hades and to this genre in general, the game really blew my expectations. Pretty much every aspect is done with such levels of detail that you can't help but feel engrossed in this world.One of the coolest aspects to me is the fact that every run feels different in some way or another, the replay value of this game is amazing with so many gameplay mechanics and powers to discover. The progress is also done flawlessly. With every death you learn something new and you can comeback stronger. There is also a way you can make the game easier if you want to enjoy a chill run and to take in the scenery. You can't help to appreciate the art, the score and the level design that makes the game that more enjoyable.The only weaker aspect of the game is the endgame. After you finish the game there is minimal incentive for you to keep playing. There are only some minor rewards that you get for making the game more challenging and some more dialogues.Although it may not be for everyone , this roguelike deserves all the respect and recognition it got. Its fun, addictive, clever and I hope the creativity from Supergiant Games doesn't end here.

Challenging and exciting gameplay, lightning fast combat with tight, responsive controls, superb writing and characters, a touch of humor thatChallenging and exciting gameplay, lightning fast combat with tight, responsive controls, superb writing and characters, a touch of humor that runs in the family, excellent art style and a killer soundtrack. Hades has all the ingredients of an unforgettable indie masterpiece. It's all crafted so well on a technical scale too, and is without a doubt one of the most refined and well-designed action games out there. Hades is an engrossing Greek mythology tale gradually told throughout each escape attempt through the underworld. People have said this is one game that even players who hate roguelikes could get into, and now that I've been playing it for myself I know they were right, partly thanks to an optional accessibility feature that makes dying less stressful. Hades is one roguelike I'll always be happy to do another run at...or two, or ten. It's an endlessly replayable addiction.

Only my second rouge lite. My only other being another supergiant title Bastion. I enjoyed this one more than the first as it lasts longerOnly my second rouge lite. My only other being another supergiant title Bastion. I enjoyed this one more than the first as it lasts longer and has a more satisfying loop.

Stunning in every aspect. Jaw-dropping design, addictive battle system and freshly clever ideas to retain interest from the reproducibility of the roguelike genre.

Hades is a near-perfect Roguelike. The game looks great, plays smoothly, and offers tons of variation. There is no boredom in this game that lets you escape, die and repeat over and over again. You just want to reach the end and after that, you want to do it again and again. There are a few minor details that could have been better, but it doesn't get much better than this.

I thought I would never like a game like this, but after watching a streamer playing it, i gave it a try and after that I could stop, was likeI thought I would never like a game like this, but after watching a streamer playing it, i gave it a try and after that I could stop, was like a drug, again and again, totally A must play.

Hades looks sleek, is fun, and delivers that ‘just one more round’ feeling – unequivocally a Supergiant game and a gem for genre fans and newcomers alike.

This game is crashing randomly. Does anybody know about quality control? I would understand from a small studio. But that's a top selling gameThis game is crashing randomly. Does anybody know about quality control? I would understand from a small studio. But that's a top selling game and the port got one year to be made. This sloppiness will costs thousands and thousands of hours to players. Because that's the beauty of it: that's a game that does not save your progress between runs.

Beautiful art direction, amazing music and voice acting. Gameplay is so satisfying and balanced that it will make you come back for more. IBeautiful art direction, amazing music and voice acting. Gameplay is so satisfying and balanced that it will make you come back for more. I tend to get frustrated with rogue style games, with Hades is somehow different though. It is a short game but finishing it several times does unlock some cool stuff, gameplay modifiers and also lore info via different dialogs. One of the best rogue-like games I have played so far. Supergiant Games fourth game is simply brilliant.

Je ne suis pas un habitué/Adepte du genre d'Hades,Méconnaissant de tout ce qui peut être lié au genre Rogue-like/liteC'est vierge de toutJe ne suis pas un habitué/Adepte du genre d'Hades,Méconnaissant de tout ce qui peut être lié au genre Rogue-like/liteC'est vierge de tout passif/review que je lance Hades sur Switch : c'est une énorme claque, je comprends vite ce qu'il m'attend sur la 50aine d'heure à suivre. à la fin du premier run je n'ai envie que d'une chose, recommencer et tester de nouvelles armes, nouveau pattern.Ce que je rechercher dans un jeu : la rejouabilité/l'innovation/le renouvellement. à l'intérieur d'un carcan posé, Supergiant arrive à créer la surprise. Que ce soit dans ses dialogues, son gameplay, narration etc etcJe découvre ce studio indé qui met une belle claque en terme de cohérence à pas mal d'autres opus..Mon Goty ? peut etre bien de part sa surprise, au pire ce sera un top 5.mes +-Un DA chatoyante-Un Lore qui se mêle parfaitement avec l'histoire-Gameplay aux **** oignons-Rejouabilité monstre-Les dialogues-la BO, le sound designmes --on voudrait un mode COOP ?

Hades is a fantastic game and is really worth all the acclaim and praise its received thus far. The game's amazing ability to both engage and challenge you is worthy of applaud and the now that the game is available on all platforms many more players will be able to enjoy this spectacular title.

Based on all the praise and awards Hades has received over the past year, the bar was set pretty high, some might say as high as Mount Olympus (I had to include one bad pun, sorry). I’ve tried to set this aside as I played the game and write this review, but it’s been difficult. Hades is a great game, and I feel safe saying that it’s in the upper echelon of roguelike/lite games, but in the end, I think there are a handful of issues that hold it back from being immortal (sorry, one more).

Despite having “cleared” Hades a number of times, and having defeated the same bosses over and over again, I keep coming back for more, and a lot of that comes down to just how much damn fun the game is to play. So yeah, Hades is absolutely worth a purchase, or a second purchase even, on these new platforms. You absolutely owe it to yourself to check it out, and I can confidently say that you’ll not be disappointed.

Action roguelikes is a genre seeing a bit of a surge of new entires lately, and Hades is as good or better as anything you will find in that field. It offers an overall experience in storytelling and gameplay that is top-notch regardless of genre. It's this incredibly unique type of game and play loop that turns your every failure and death into a reward of unlocking more story, injecting more humor, and inviting you to take a stab at one more run. It's won numerous game of the year awards on PC, and there is no reason for those accolades to stop with the port to consoles. Just don't forget to give Cerebus a pet on your way to the next run.

Hades is a rare breed of game. Supergiant’s design confidence is almost reflected in the cavalier attitude of the game’s protagonist, Zagreus; capable and arrogant, young and vibrant. But evermore charming as a result. I’ve used the phrase before, but this is absolutely a franchise-in-waiting, and more, if the studio and Private Division were so inclined. But know this, at the very least: those accolades? The ones that kept coming? We’re adding to them -- a year on, and now with a new audience and new homes, Hades is still near-perfect and an absolute must-play. Don’t miss the bus again.

I made an account just to write about this game.First of all, Hades is similar to a roguelike, so it has a mechanic of being challengingI made an account just to write about this game.First of all, Hades is similar to a roguelike, so it has a mechanic of being challenging and dying repeatedly throughout the game, so after you die you will restart your journey at the beginning of the map, but that won't frustrate you as after die, you he will come back stronger and prepared to try again to escape hell. Memorizing the movements and strategies of each enemy, which are varied and each with a different combat strategy, and then using it against them is very rewarding and fun. Zagreus' movement is exceptional, being very fluid and polished, the game's combat system is another thing that stands out: Having six different weapons to use, it allows a wide variety of strategic possibilities to beat the levels. And these possibilities increase even more with the blessings of the gods, where each god in the Greek pantheon will allow a different style of play, as each of them offers blessings with different attributes: You can choose to poison your enemies with Dionysus' blessings, or make them weaker and more susceptible to damage with Aphrotide's blessings, or maybe even using Demeter's blessings to freeze them. Finally, the number of possibilities that the zagreus has to escape from hell is enormous, which contributes a lot to motivate him to always return to the path to the gates of hell. But hades not only stands out for its gameplay, the story it tells is extremely captivating, each new character you meet on your journey has a different personality and is very interesting. Each god has a different personality and way of behaving, each with its own charm. As you die and go your way again, you'll meet them again, unlocking a new dialogue that will help you understand more about the character's history, giving you one more reason to keep playing, even if you've already escaped hell. And the last thing I would like to highlight about this game is the soundtrack which is very good and fully corresponds to all stages of the game.In short, Hades is a must-have title for fans of roguelike, and also for those who aren't a fan of the style, as it manages to captivate the player in several ways to keep playing: it has a fluid form, understandable gameplay, a huge variety of ways to escape from hell, a captivating and interesting story and characters and an amazing soundtrack.Finally, my score for Hades couldn't be anything other than 10, one of the best games I've ever played.

Supergiant Games is an indie studio that goes from strength to strength, and their latest game Hades is a lovely mix of their best ideas. Intense and challenging battles are mixed with fantastic characters in a colorful and lovingly crafted world. Hades in a fantastic action game and well worth all the praise it got last year, although we would have liked to have seen some more improvements and additions compared to the now one-year-old Switch version.

This is the perfected version of one of the best games of recent years, in 4K and with Trophies/Achievements. Anyone owning a current-gen console who hasn't given Hades a chance yet, it's time to descend into the underworld and try to escape it countless times!

Oh un nouvel étron indé… tout chaud, il vient de sortir ! il s’agit évidemment un ah quelles taches (un hack and slash en anglais) en à peuOh un nouvel étron indé… tout chaud, il vient de sortir ! il s’agit évidemment un ah quelles taches (un hack and slash en anglais) en à peu près… approximativement 64 couleurs… à peu près. En vue isométrique vue d’en haut mais qu’on ne peut pas bouger ni tourner (et puis quoi encore, t’y es fou, toi !).C’est d’un goût assez mauvais ou en tout cas, ça manque singulièrement de bon goût et c’est censé représenter un certain Hadès qui veut s’échapper des enfers… Les animations sont très hâchées (sans doute normal pour un hache et slache mais tout de même) et ça se joue évidemment comme une grosse merde de base de haque el tache très basique.C’est dire si on s’emmerde bien vite là-dedans et en plus de ça, c’est du ‘rogue’ de mes deux, c’est-à-dire du crève et recommence comme un con à refaire toujours la même chose (comme un con) à savoir taper des monstres comme un pauv’ con. Et donc le mieux, c’est de désinstaller cet étron indé du disque dur et de tirer la chasse par dessus, point merde.

Great game. It is nailing the gameplay loop to make it fun and addictive. After every run you go to the hub and even if you did not succeeded,Great game. It is nailing the gameplay loop to make it fun and addictive. After every run you go to the hub and even if you did not succeeded, you will have some new dialogues, events, you will upgrade the character, unlock new weapon... something new will happen almost every time. (its not like returnal, where if you dont kill the next boss, you loose all the progress. You progress and continue uncovering lore even if you keep dying. And that is great motiavtion to keep going and makes the game much less frustrating). And once you unlock the upgrades, you just want to start again to see how it affects next run. So you keep doing this loop (unlock new stuff, test new stuff) until next morning :-D

Hades is an opus, a delectable action game that rewards your skill and reflexes with a tidal wave of rewards and progression. I can’t recall a game as generous as Hades, in terms of how good it is to play, how much the game changes with each session, with how much it gives you for beating it. It’s a matryoshka doll where every doll holds more awesomeness.

Hades is a hellish road full of painful moments, full of satisfaction. That is to say, you will die and die a lot, but you will also learn, grow with Zagreo and overcome the expectations of the terrible Hades. Everything in this game is designed with exquisite taste, but you have to fulfill an indispensable requirement: that you enjoy roguelike tropes. That is to say, randomness, combat repetition, exacerbated difficulty and constant growth of your protagonist. If all this appeals to you, BEWARE, you're going to spend hundreds of hours glued to the controller with this little work of art.

Hades is an absolutely stellar experience that will keep you hooked in from the beginning, with a beautiful visual design and score, not to mention an excellent narrative and intricate gameplay that will keep you coming back again and again for just one more run.

There's no shortage of great action roguelikes on Xbox, but the arrival of Hades sets a new benchmark for the genre, and sets it high. Artistically gorgeous, narratively captivating, and always a delight to play, Hades goes above and beyond what you'd expect from a game like this, resulting in a unique experience that you'll likely still find yourself diving back into long after the completion is wrapped up. Supergiant has an incredible track record, but with Hades, the studio takes its throne alongside the gods of the indie scene. Cheers, mates.

Hades already looked great, but experiencing it in 4k on current-gen consoles is a sight to behold. Hades received numerous accolades and critical acclaim during the previous year, all of which it remains worthy of here. Supergiant has a built a name for themselves with a small but consistent library of games and Hades may be their crowing achievement (so far). The story is relatable and well written, the graphics are gorgeous and the soundtrack is worthy of live performance. While those elements are important, what matters with a game is how fun it is to play, and with the simple-but-addictive gameplay, there’s no excuse not to play Hades now that it’s available on every platform.

Hades is a roguelike action RPG developed and published by Supergiant Games. It set a new bar for roguelike games with amazing visuals, character development, and storyline. Hades does have a few minor issues that plague most roguelikes. But these don’t impact the overall experience of an amazingly great game.

WOW!Ilm playing Hades for a more than a month... almost 170 runs...The more I play, the more I'm impressed... the game still renewed itselfWOW!Ilm playing Hades for a more than a month... almost 170 runs...The more I play, the more I'm impressed... the game still renewed itself every 6-8 runs... the dialogues seems to be infinite...There is only love of gaming in this one. Pure love ! This is no game, this is a piece of art. So beautiful, so deep, so everything...I cant understand why this came is sold at this price... îll pay twice what it costed to me for this quality of gaming!Wow again!

Hades, with its fast-paced and occasionally unforgiving death mechanics, possibly isn’t a game for everyone. However, with its decently low price point and wonderful artwork and story, in combination with the amazingly well designed mechanics, Hades is a gem that’s hard to pass up.

Supergiant Games has done it again. They have managed to perfectly mix amazingstorytelling and great action to create another compelling title. Even if you are not afan of roguelikes you should definitely try Hades out - it’s a challenge, it has a greatstory, and it’s a hell of a ride.

Hades is no less than an absolute masterpiece, easily a contender for Supergiant’s finest work yet, and a candidate for the year’s best game. It delivers truly classic action in almost every sense of the word, has the perfect level of difficulty, looks breathtaking and has a unique take on Greek mythology that hits just the right tone, always finding a way to keep you coming back for more, always playing to see what’s next. It’s the stuff of legends and everyone involved should be proud of what they’ve made.

It's genre-defining - a benchmark for so many parts of the roguelike genre. The amount of time Hades spent in early access, tinkering with the game until it was released indicates to me that this is almost the best the concept could ever get.

Best rogue-lite on switch and probably game of the year for me. Incredible gameplay, great story and dialogue, and it still manages toBest rogue-lite on switch and probably game of the year for me. Incredible gameplay, great story and dialogue, and it still manages to surprise you with changes well into completing the game for the first time.

Hades takes the hated cycle of retrying the same checkpoint over and over again, flips it on its head with rewarding progression, and makes the player genuinely look forward to starting over with new abilities and upgrades.

Hades is the only Rogue-like that I have ever played and kept playing. Such beautiful characters and world, only possible through theHades is the only Rogue-like that I have ever played and kept playing. Such beautiful characters and world, only possible through the masterful work of Supergiant games. The underworld theme just Meshes so well with the genre. But the real stars are the Greek and Chthonic gods, amazing artwork, perfect writing and voice acting. This game will have you hooked and keep you engaged with constant storytelling through every aspect of the game, even combat. My full review here : https://youtu.be/hiUYhIH8S1Q

An exemplary roguelike incentives and broadens its intrinsic repetition. An ideal narrative adventure paces its characters and their conflicts across a finite timeline. Hades is a vantage point engineered to view a singular setting of both perspectives. Whichever side you ultimately settle on, Hades is a capable ascent from the dregs of genre stagnation.

To put it simply: Hades is Supergiant's best work to date and one of the best games of 2020. Top level gameplay, story, design, art, and soundtrack come together to form the most addictive roguelite ever. You can escape from the Underworld, but not from this game.

There’s around eight different forms of in-game currency alone, and enough upgrades and modifiers to give even Euclid a headache trying to track all the variables. However once you fall under Hades’ spell after a couple of runs the near limitless combinations of character builds becomes bewitching.

I mean it when I say that I think Hades is Supergiant’s best game yet. When I’m not playing it I find myself itching to go play it, and despite my usual lack of patience with games like this I have yet to find myself succumbing to anything even remotely resembling frustration. I am not done putting hours into Hades, not by a long shot, and as somebody who is not usually a fan of this genre I really do think that says something. Add to this yet another incredible soundtrack for Supergiant’s catalogue and some of the best character designs these mythological figures have ever seen, and Hades is seriously a game that you should not miss. If you like the genre, this is an absolute must buy, and if you don’t it may still be worth it to give Hades a look.

Hades is everything great about the roguelite genre all but perfected. Few games aim as high, and fewer still reach their goals. Hades does, exceeding even the loftiest expectations.

A hell of a good roguelike, supported by a surprisingly strong narrative that provides just as much motivation to persevere as the excellent combat system.

Hades is an absolute must-have if you like the genre, but even if you’re not a big fan of roguelikes, Superiant Games’ latest work deserves an opportunity.

In so few cases does narrative shine through in a roguelike/roguelite, but Supergiant have absolutely nailed it with Hades, each death (andIn so few cases does narrative shine through in a roguelike/roguelite, but Supergiant have absolutely nailed it with Hades, each death (and you will die, a lot) allows you to bring forward resources to increase your survivability, having the cast of characters about the house of Hades comment on your last run and how you met your grizzly end makes the world feel lived in and quickly gives insight to who these people are, pair that with frenetic fast paced combat, game changing divine boons that synergise in all kinds of weird and wonderful ways, a charming cast of characters bought to life by a stellar voice cast and you’re on to another Supergiant classic.I’ve put countless hours into this while in early access on PC, I’m so happy to have it on the switch so I can bring it on the go with me.Best of the Genre since The Binding of Isaac.

A "revolution" in the roguelite genre, thanks to an always progressing character driven narrative that deepens as you loop (die) over andA "revolution" in the roguelite genre, thanks to an always progressing character driven narrative that deepens as you loop (die) over and over. Familiarizing yourself with the symbols attached to the paths made available as you go, means you don't feel like your runs are being dictated by RNG alone, and that means you can slightly guide yourself to some amazing builds within the gameplay loop. Boons (power ups) come by way of the many Olympic deities you call family, and that personal touch will likely result in you playing favorites... which can come with it's own surprises.Probably Supergiant's best, and most accessible, game to-date. (Though Pyre remains my favorite.)

Hades is, to put it plainly, a masterpiece. It has a refreshingly unique trajectory, tells a compelling story with an alluring cast, and has such a good handle on moment-to-moment play that it is never anything less than genuinely excellent. It’s a game that grows the more you play it, as opposed to being something that suffers from a slow descent into tedium. And for that reason, it is a genuine forever game.