Every single Olympian the player finds along their journey is full of interesting dialogue, and offers a unique reimagining of the classic Greek myths we all know. While this might sound like a strange combination, the colourful cast of characters in Hades makes this part of the game just as enjoyable as the combat. Hades also has some elements from the dating sim genre. Even bosses later down the line make quips about ways the player failed to beat them on their previous attempts, giving the game an incredibly personal experience that is individual to each playthrough. Characters in Hades will discuss their and the player’s attempts to leave hell, remarking on how the player dies. The art direction is bright and colourful, while still retaining a hellish overtone, making any fight a visual treat.ĭeath in Hades is also unique in that it adds extra layers to the game’s story. Speaking of which, the battles in the game are busy, explosive and a delight to look at. Hades combat and progression system means that while you may lose some of your gear with each death, each time you die you get to keep some experience points, as well as the knowledge and experience for future battles. Since Hades is a rogue-like, players can expect to die many times in their playthroughs, but not without having fun. The combat in Hades is fun, rewarding and definitely a challenge.
The player also has the cast ability, which works as an explosive projectile allowing the player to deal larger amounts of damage across a wide range on the battlefield. Zagreus also has a very useful dash ability, letting him quickly get out of tight spots in the belly of the underworld.
Players have access to 6 weapons, each with 4 different variants. However, Hades has several levels of rich combat variation that add plenty of in-game tactical maenavours, as well as lots of replayability.
Hades offers players an isometric combat system not too dissimilar to Supergiant’s other games Bastion and Transistor.
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