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Is this the game that was supposed to be better than Overwatch? It looks like a mobile game lmao.

One of the biggest mysteries in life is why people hate to work irl but enjoy games like this. I don't know the answer to that question, but what I do know for sure is that this game is fun and relaxing to play. It's a great way to fight the urge to have a real life card shop, which is good because the number of people who say they went insane working in places like this is no joke.

I want to be Freyna's doormat.

If Bloober Team had developed this DLC, it might have been good. But since they didn’t, it’s not worth it.

When I played the first game back in the day, I asked myself:
"What could be better than fighting for the Emperor, killing wretched beasts and heretics?"

The answer was simple:
Killing even MORE wretched beasts and heretics, because my pledge is eternal service!

Hades II, developed by Supergiant Games, is the highly anticipated sequel to the acclaimed Hades. Maintaining the essence of a roguelike with an excellent narrative that made the original a success, the new game introduces us to Melinoë, princess of the underworld and sister of Zagreus, in her journey of revenge against the titan Chronos.

In Hades II, the plot takes a leap following the events of the first game. Chronos, the titan of time, has escaped his prison and captured Hades, Zagreus, and other members of the House of Hades. It is now up to Melinoë, trained by Hecate, a mother figure and her teacher, to regain control of the underworld and free her family. The story is told through rich dialogues and interactions with various characters throughout her journey.

The gameplay in Hades II enhances and expands everything we saw in the first game, but of course with some differences. Melinoë begins each run choosing between various weapons, each with its own abilities and combat styles. The combat is even more fluid, with the addition of a mana system and spells, allowing for charged attacks and magic circles that trap and/or damage enemies.

An interesting new feature is the ability to forge items and upgrades using a witch's cauldron, where we can perform various enchantments necessary to progress in the story or even simpler tasks, as well as tarot cards that offer attribute boosts and new abilities. The ability to create different combinations of powers and weapons adds more depth to the game, making each run either easier or more challenging depending on your choices.

Visually, Hades II maintains the exceptional quality of its predecessor. Each environment is richly detailed, with a good diversity of settings, from a dense forest to the aquatic domains of mermaids. The soundtrack, again composed by Darren Korb, perfectly complements the action, alternating between intense moments and calmer ones.

Speaking of the soundtrack, for me, one of the strongest points of Hades II is undoubtedly its music. Each track is better than the last, combining elements of metal for the more action-packed situations. Some of the music closely resembles the first game but has been reworked to align with the second game's theme, providing an intense and fully immersive auditory experience. The music not only complements the gameplay but also enriches the immersion in the game's universe.

Although Hades II is in early access, it already offers much more content than the final version of the first game, which is truly impressive. So don't worry, as the game already provides many hours of gameplay. Hades II promises to evolve even further until its final release, scheduled for 2025, with new content additions and gameplay refinements.

Hades II not only maintains the excellence of its predecessor but also expands and improves absolutely everything, offering an experience that borders on perfection. It has undoubtedly become one of the best games of the year for me. For fans of Greek mythology, roguelikes, the first Hades, or simply a good game, this sequel is a must-play experience.

This review was originally posted by me on MadInfinite, Review | Hades II.[www.madinfinite.com]

The game is literally unplayable, it's a struggle to even open it, and when you finally manage to open the game, it's impossible to find a match and play.

I bought this game by accident, but since I'm already here, I'll take the opportunity to leave a negative review:

This game is an insult to the Arkham universe, a big joke. Rocksteady was already showing negative signs with serious mistakes in Arkham Knight, but Suicide Squad manages to be the final nail in the coffin for the studio. Truly a pity, Rocksteady today is only a shadow of what this studio once was in games like Asylum and City.

Bad game, just go play BattleBit and have fun.

BattleBit is exactly what we've always wanted in a Battlefield game. I can't remember having this much fun with a game of this genre since the launch of Battlefield 1 back in 2016. The developers behind this game truly deserve all the support, thank you so much for creating such an amazing game. Buy it and have fun, 100% guaranteed!