Hades II Review: Witchcraft, Time, And One More Run
Hades II is a huge, confident roguelike sequel with superb combat, art, music, and narrative payoff, though its solo-only design keeps the PUG score grounded.
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Hades II is a huge, confident roguelike sequel with superb combat, art, music, and narrative payoff, though its solo-only design keeps the PUG score grounded.
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