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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jogo 10/10
夯完了
pra quem jogou Hades, o segundo jogo tá entregando uma mecânica nova e uma continuação de história incríveis.
좋아요
круто ставлю лосяру
elite
Was dubious about how much could be improved upon compared to the first game, but it's absolutely everything. The core gameplay loop is roughly the same as the first Hades, but systems have been much more fleshed out and polished. Highly recommend; however, there are lots of callbacks to the first game which I personally enjoy, thus recommend playing the first Hades game before this one. Boons, NPCs, weapons, regions and enemies have all been thought out much better. The regions have actual distinguishing features that separate them from others, and none of the weapons feel noticeable weaker than the others (I should know after clearing 32 heat with every weapon in the first Hades - the rail gun lacks knockback and the damage doesn't make up for it) The combat has been improved substantially by the introduction of a mana system, which may seem a bit out of place at first but quickly proves its usefulness. Instead of spamming buttons and animation cancelling as much as possible, you can charge up attacks, leaving you vulnerable but allowing you to trigger strong boons and deal high damage. Speaking of, the boons are all much more interconnected. Every god now has their own unique debuff and works around that debuff, instead of some gods having damaging effects or defensive effects. None of the gods feel wasted, and since there's a good few extra, you won't feel like you've done all possible combinations as quickly. On top of that, the NPCs you encounter can actually offer run buffs and have effects that make it worthwhile to see them. Lastly, the music is very good. It's reminiscent of the first game, and at first I thought it was a bit too similar, but changed my mind as I progressed. Only the first zone feels like it reuses music, and the remixed version is refreshing and has a different vibe to it. - No issues playing on Arch Linux, using KDE Plasma. Great performance
a minha análise de hades veio somente as 15h e eu ja disse que o jogo tinha "muito conteúdo" agora deixei pra postar com 121 pra garantir mesmo rapaziada, tem bastante conteúdo
Genuinely one of my favourite games, I could play this for hundreds of hours and still not get bored!! The crashouts over lost runs are very much worth it. Also I love Moros,,,
nice 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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