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.
Hades II, Shattered Pixel Dungeon, Astrea and Rana Card offer four different reasons to start another attempt. Compare combat, decisions and risk rather than only a shared genre label.
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Great game !
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Tenho que rejogar o primeiro jogo nesta nova conta, mas estava muito animado pra jogar Hades 2 desde quando tava em beta e me recusava a baixar pirata. Ótimo jogo, trilha sonora impecável talvez até mesmo melhor que a do primeiro, as artes dos Deuses magníficas e a história é extremamente envolvente, isso sem contar as relações dos personagens que você cria laços, odiava a Nêm no começo e no fim era uma das minhas favoritas. Ciclo de gameplay incrível, com várias variações das armas, recomendo demais.
Finalmente consegui jogar Hades 2, estive evitando ver e até ouvir sobre esse jogo desde que ele foi anunciado e sendo sincera, não me arrependo, adorei cada segundo desse jogo e assim como o primeiro eu me diverti muito platinando e fazendo as profecias, adorei as boss fight alternativas e mais uma vez Darren Korb e Ashley Barret fazendo musicas maravilhosas.
As much as I enjoyed Hades, I was blown away by Hades II. It has everything the previous entry had, but greatly expanded. The only nitpick I have is I prefer Zagreus as a protagonist over Melinoe, but only slightly. It's my personal GOTY pick of all the games I played in 2026.
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gods are hotter now lol
This game is pure rage bait but I love it
El juego estuvo entretenido, los personajes y la historia me parecieron mediocres, pero es bastante divertido jugar mientras se escucha musica o se ponen videos de fondo
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“The god-like rogue-like returns,” they said, and they were right. An amazing sequel to an amazing game. It is very similar to Hades 1, with the same excellent art and voice acting, but I actually like the combat a bit more here. It feels like the game pushes you harder to use your full moveset instead of relying on one attack or ability. The progression is also outstanding. Even failed runs usually feel productive because you are constantly unlocking new tools, gathering resources, progressing character interactions, and simply getting better at the game. Runs can also feel very different depending on your weapon, abilities, and buffs, even if the levels themselves eventually start to feel familiar. The story is probably the one major area I preferred in the first game. I still liked the narrative here, but Hades 1 felt more straightforward and natural in how it fit its story into the…
“The god-like rogue-like returns,” they said, and they were right. An amazing sequel to an amazing game. It is very similar to Hades 1, with the same excellent art and voice acting, but I actually like the combat a bit more here. It feels like the game pushes you harder to use your full moveset instead of relying on one attack or ability. The progression is also outstanding. Even failed runs usually feel productive because you are constantly unlocking new tools, gathering resources, progressing character interactions, and simply getting better at the game. Runs can also feel very different depending on your weapon, abilities, and buffs, even if the levels themselves eventually start to feel familiar. The story is probably the one major area I preferred in the first game. I still liked the narrative here, but Hades 1 felt more straightforward and natural in how it fit its story into the roguelike structure. Some parts of this sequel feel like they had to work harder to make the narrative fit around repeated runs. Still, I enjoyed progressing the story and interacting with the characters. The amount of unique dialogue is honestly ridiculous, and you can talk to the same character countless times without them ever running out of new things to say. My main complaint is that the endgame and post-credit progression start to drag. The repetition of the runs becomes much more noticeable, and some of the progression feels more stretched out than necessary. That might sound like a minor issue for optional content, but if you go for all achievements, the post-game can make up a huge part of your total playtime. For the first 30–40 hours especially, this might be my favorite roguelike ever, and that is probably the part that matters most for the majority of players. I absolutely recommend it, although if you have not played the first Hades yet, I would still consider starting there.
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