These are impressions of an early access version, which are subject to change and based on limited gameplay.
Hades II is a triumph of roguelike action. It's predecessor was already wildly impressive and while it may be the honeymoon phase talking, this feels like an improvement in virtually every way. Environments are just as varied, combat systems are even deeper, and the progression is made even more rewarding and natural. It's incredible how consistently Supergiant are able to innovate and improve upon themselves. With each new Supergiant game, I keep asking myself how it can possibly get better, and as each one comes out, I am left flabbergasted by just how talented these people are. Bravo. Can't wait to sink dozens of hours in during the Early Access, and even hundreds more come the official launch.
Hades II is a triumph of roguelike action. It's predecessor was already wildly impressive and while it may be the honeymoon phase talking, this feels like an improvement in virtually every way. Environments are just as varied, combat systems are even deeper, and the progression is made even more rewarding and natural. It's incredible how consistently Supergiant are able to innovate and improve upon themselves. With each new Supergiant game, I keep asking myself how it can possibly get better, and as each one comes out, I am left flabbergasted by just how talented these people are. Bravo. Can't wait to sink dozens of hours in during the Early Access, and even hundreds more come the official launch.