
Battle beyond the Underworld using dark sorcery to take on the Titan of Time in this bewitching sequel to the award-winning rogue-like dungeon crawler.
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The first-ever sequel from Supergiant Games builds on the best aspects of the original god-like rogue-like dungeon crawler in an all-new, action-packed, endlessly replayable experience rooted in the Underworld of Greek myth and its deep connections to the dawn of witchcraft.
As the immortal Princess of the Underworld, you'll explore a bigger, deeper mythic world, vanquishing the forces of the Titan of Time with the full might of Olympus behind you, in a sweeping story that continually unfolds through your every setback and accomplishment.
Infuse your legendary weapons of Night with ancient magick, so that none may stand in your way. Become stronger still with powerful Boons from more than a dozen Olympian gods, from Apollo to Zeus. There are nearly limitless ways to build your abilities.
Meet a cast of dozens of fully-voiced, larger-than-life characters, including plenty of new faces and some old friends. Grow closer to them through a variety of new interactions, and experience countless unique story events based on how your journey unfolds.
New locations, challenges, upgrade systems, and surprises await as you delve into the ever-shifting Underworld again and again. Reveal the mysteries of the Altar of Ashes, tame witchy familiars, and gather reagents using Tools of the Unseen to get closer to your goal.
Thanks to a variety of permanent upgrades and the return of God Mode, you don't have to be a god yourself to experience what Hades II has to offer. But if you happen to be one, you can brave escalating challenges for greater rewards, and prove just how divine you really are.

Rich, atmospheric presentation and storytelling fused with responsive action is the hallmark of Supergiant's titles. Vivid new hand-painted environments, even smoother real-time 3D characters, and an electrifying original score make this mythic world burst with life.
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No, enserio necesito un trabajo
Honestly good sequel feels like a good standalone game while making references to the first and it says heracles instead of hercules
Amazing game! buy it already! what are you doing reading my review )
yeah good stuff. mmmm so good
The rogue-lite game for people who don't like rogue-lite games. I adored Hades 1, but I never quite finished up all the achievements, and going back to it now, I find myself hardly able to have fun. Hades 2 just does SO much to improve upon the formula of the original. A rare sequel that stays true to the original, while still being able to improve upon it. Like Hades 1, it strikes a fantastic difficulty balance, by giving players the ability to tune the game to their own liking. I make a rule of always doing the "recommended weapon at next challenge difficulty" in every run, while my wife and son just kinda do whatever they feel like doing, so we're all having a blast. It's also a game where I have plenty of very frustrating moments, but everything is just so well designed from a gameplay perspective that I can't help but respect the game even for the things I hate (Except for Polyphemus, ♥♥♥♥ Polyphemus).
This game is amazing.
好玩
主角和纸糊的一样,一共50血小兵刮一个8血没有了,体验真的很差,超快速操作手还是酸的,而且随机性太大了感受不到自己的成长
Great game, I would say one of the best
This game makes Hades 1 look like a tech demo or a proof of concept, and is hands down my new favorite game of all time. That's high praise, but it's more than earned. I wish I had better words to convey just how much more.. [i] grand [/i] everything is. Not just in terms of scope and scale, those are obvious: this game is more than double the size of Hades, with a second route to traverse and more of [i] everything. [/i] More mechanics, more enemies, more bosses, more boons, more weapons -- you get the idea. But the absolute [b] grandeur [/b] of this game goes beyond that. The music has more heft, energy, and soul. The iconic basslines from the first game are back and slick as ever, but there are now instruments and soundscapes never heard before. From frantic woodwinds to triumphant brass, sexy saxophones, this game has it all and it delivers in a way most media, let alone video games, can only dream. The art has evolved; Not just the character designs, but the meticulous detail in every single area, background, effect, and set piece is absolute peak. The level of commitment to even the smallest of details, such as one of the hexes creating actual craters on impact that don't just look copy and pasted, but hand crafted as if they planned for every single spot the blast could hit. The gameplay isn't as smooth as ever -- it is so much more than that. The new Magick system, priming your magick, hexes, special offerings, aspects, daedlus hammers, boons, curses, and on and on; They seem overwhelming from the outside, but are all introduced intuitively and allow for such remarkable build variety and crafting that I don't think can ever be topped (except maybe in a Hades 3 - but it's safe to say the effort on the gameplay system side of things is something magical). The story and characters feel, as cliche as it may be to say, lived in. What starts as perhaps a bit jarring becomes second nature before long as you get to know and love these characters new and old, understand their relationships with each other, with Melinoë, and with the world itself. Nothing ever feels like unearned exposition or tacked on for the sake of it. Everything flows together and is so damn lovable and earnest. The motivations are even clearer than the first game, and without getting into spoilers, the reasoning for continued runs beyond a first completion feel so much more intriguing and justified. I could go on and on about this game, and I have. But to wrap it up, this game is easily the most addictive, engaging, and downright quality media I have ever experienced. The sound design, UI, character design, background art, VFX, meta-and-in-run-progression, build variety, game mechanics, boss design and fights, music, and everything in between and beyond is fantastic, and Supergiant have cemented themselves as one of the greatest video game developers of our time. Do yourself a favor and play this game.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Greek, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese +3 more
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