Hades mobile review, the infernal roguelite from the Netflix catalogue!

Screenshot and trailers of Hades

Positive points

• Nervous, intense combat
• The (many) build possibilities
• Modular difficulty
• A unique and immersive atmosphere
• Engaging characters and a well-developed world

Negative points

• Unclear menus
• The investment needed to wait for the real end-game
• Available only on Netflix and iOS

A game for: roguelite fans and try-harders looking for a good dose of challenge.

My final opinion on Hades, the little gem from Supergiant Games

In Hades, the roguelite that succeeded in revolutionising the codes of the genre, you play as Zagreus, son of Hades, the god of death. And relations between the two men are strained, so much so that Zagreus tries to escape from the 4 levels of the underworld to reach the surface.

In addition to a rich narrative and a unique atmosphere driven by the DA and top-tier soundtrack, Hades offers a highly immersive experience where the action is at the heart of the gameplay. During my Hades review, I appreciated the fact that each of my runs was different: alternate between the different weapons on offer and meet the gods of Olympus, who will grant you active or passive abilities, allowing you to design a wide variety of builds.

And if you find the game too difficult or want to add a few extra constraints, Hades lets you modulate the difficulty to make the experience accessible to everyone. Well, only those with an iPhone and a Netflix subscription. As you can see, my opinion of Hades is particularly positive, despite its limited accessibility on mobile and the level of investment required to reach true ending, which may put some people off.

The best game on the theme of daddy issues.

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