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Hades is Steams Best-Reviewed Game Of 2020
- Thread starter fluffydelusions
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And I remember people being worried that the timed EGS exclusivity would lead to review bombs when the game finally arrived on Steam
I might just get it on Switch while it's still on sale
Not the biggest fan of roguelikes but the core gameplay looks fun as hell
Not the biggest fan of roguelikes but the core gameplay looks fun as hell
That's how the genre works. They're generally short ventures with tons of replayability so don't be too concerned with having to start all over again when you die.
Some roguelikes, especially longer ones actually do offer portals that let you skip early stages at the expense of missing a few rewards (Enter the Gungeon), but Hades doesn't. You'll tear through the first floor in a couple of minutes with a bit of practice though.
I thought I would try this after basically avoiding the entire genre cause I hated the idea of it. While I can see the quality I still hate roguelike, it's just too boring to me to do the first stage over and over when I want to do the more challenging later stuff. What happens is I end up so disengaged by repeating old content that I end up playing worse and dying to the first boss even when I know exactly how to deal with her.
I know it's the genre but was kinda hoping this would be the cross over hit that could win me over, but rogue like will never not feel like work to me that just isn't worth it. Kinda jealous I can't enjoy this game but whatevers.
I know it's the genre but was kinda hoping this would be the cross over hit that could win me over, but rogue like will never not feel like work to me that just isn't worth it. Kinda jealous I can't enjoy this game but whatevers.
If you're struggling there is a option that gives you a buff the more times you fail, all the way up to 80% I believe. At least that way you can experience it all
Spring-Loaded wrote "not played past the first area", so they're technically right.
