These parts of the game make it a lot more engaging as opposed to other rogue-likes that make gameplay an unforgiving slog.Īnother captivating part of the game is its incredible voice acting.
I also appreciate how the game tries to be as engaging as possible by throwing in different events between your failures or successes in climbing up from the underworld, such as meeting characters in dungeons, encountering a rare upgrade, or going back home and having scenes play out between characters. Though I did notice the frame rate drop when there’s a lot of enemies on screen.
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The visuals are crisp, highly detailed, and attractive, especially on a PS4 Pro, which allows the game to run at a solid 60fps. The environments are particularly impressive, as each level is impeccably designed, from the tombs of Tartarus to the fields of Elysium. Even the characters are accurately designed to fit the mythology, especially the gods and demigods who are adorned in brightly colored clothes and accessories. The colorful and detailed environments astonished me and are surprisingly accurate to what you’d expect ancient Greek architecture and interior decor to look like. The first thing I noticed about Hades is the amount of effort and love put into crafting and designing the game’s world. Now that Hades is officially available on all consoles and I’ve finally had the chance to play it, I now understand why the game is so revered. These stories have both inspired and entertained me in many ways growing up, so it’s a shame that I’m just now experiencing the story of Zagreus, the son of Hades, and his seemingly never-ending quest to leave the underworld. The adventures of Perseus, the story of Sisyphus, the labors of Hercules, and the tale of the Argonauts.
I’ve loved Greek mythology ever since I was a child.
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