Hades REVIEW - Hard To Fault This SPECIAL Game
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Hades Review
This isn't a new game, but it holds a position at an extreme of the review scale that I'm trying to establish... and I just like talking about it!
-Footage in this is taken from the Xbox Series X
-Everything is taken from first runs on new save files, because I don't want to spoil a thing
-I have previously rolled credits on the game (If you know, you know)
-The game is available on PC, Switch, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series & Xbox One
-Game was not provided for review, I have no relationship with Supergiant or Xbox
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Scope - Letter-graded, A-F
A - Typically the AAA budget blockbuster, aiming to be the best what it does - Be it a huge open world packed with content, a cinematic action game that spares no expense on presentation, or anything else. Big games
B - Still aiming to be the best at what it does, but with a tighter scope
C - Still likely to be a moderately sized team effort, but not so lavish on production value and not pushing boundaries
D - Smaller, tightly focused project.
E - Small-small, perhaps quite singular in focus
F (U?) - There is no discernible ambition. Troll project
S - Unicorn. A game that sincerely attempts to push above & beyond anything we've seen (ie Star Citizen, but real)
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Execution - Numeric scale, 0-100
100 is perfect execution in everything the game attempts.
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i never beat it, but after watching this i wana go back to it, cuz it is a great game
I never was super into video games but I got Hades because I saw some cool fanart. I’ve put nearly 120 hours in, so safe to say I’ve found a game I love.
I feel like Hades feels like the kind of game that people will feel like they can’t stop playing.
The way each run whether successful or not opens up story points on top of having both run specific and permanent upgrades is just beautifully balanced.
10/10: would recommend other people sharing Asa’s opinion on Hades.
You talk like other people sharing my opinion is optional...
@@gaming-arcadia They get the privilege of sharing the same opinion as you do Asa.
Great review Asa. Inspired me to load it and give it a go! Cheers.
🙌🙌🙌
great video
𝓣𝓱𝓲𝓼 𝓿𝓲𝓭𝓮𝓸 𝓲𝓼 𝓞𝓟
Thanks! Have you played Hades Bry?
@@gaming-arcadia I’m afraid not because I don’t know if I can download it on my phone, but I know it’s on PC
I'm so glad you made this 🔥
Great review!👍🔥
Thank you!
Well, you're late to the party, but it's a great party!
Heh I played it a while ago. It was just such a good party that I still like to talk about it.
@GameOnAsa yeah, i posted that right as I was starting the video. Still, the game is so good that talking about it is a party.
I would just like to put it out there that "hades" is known by many names in greek mythology. Originally, it was called Erebos, and these were large underground caves known to monsters, and the dead naturally travelled there, charon had already started business before Hades arrived. Then, Hades took residence and made it better, and it was known as the underworld. Only after people closely associate the underworld with Hades did people start calling the underworld Hades. But personally I like to stick to the original name of Erebos as I like to be accurate
I’ve never been able to complete this… 🤨