Hades (2020)

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by Supergiant Games, Netflix

Platforms:

iOS, Mac, PC (Microsoft Windows), Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One Show more

Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Indie, Hack and slash/Beat 'em up

Themes:Action, Fantasy, Drama

Game modes:Single player

Story:

A rogue-lite hack and slash dungeon crawler in which Zagreus, son of Hades the Greek god of the dead, attempts to escape his home and his oppressive father by fighting the souls of the dead through the various layers of the ever-shifting underworld, while getting to know and forging relationships with its inhabitants. Show more

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Hades and it's sequel are the only missing games in the GOG Store to complete the Supergiant Games collection. Let's fix this mistake and give gamers an option to own this masterpiece via DRM-free brilliance. RakAyko

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@RakAyko

January 30, 2025

Hades and it's sequel are the only missing games in the GOG Store to complete the Supergiant Games collection. Let's fix this mistake and give gamers an option to own this masterpiece via DRM-free brilliance.

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@Zekrekz

January 29, 2025

Hades is one of most addictive and long-lasting rouge-lites due to its infinite replayability. I have nearly 240 hours of game time on steam over just 1 year. This game deserves to live forever through a DRM-free source. Please help bring Hades and its sequel, Hades 2, to GOG so it can be preserved!

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@paci2020

February 06, 2025

I am just amazed that this masterpiece is still not on GOG. Will keep waiting for it and it's sequel. Has amazing artwork and dialog. It's artists, writers and vocal cast have knocked it out of the park.

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@Marlos2811

January 31, 2025

Amazing game, I love the characters, music, art and gameplay. It's amazing reaching the end of a run after many attemps and realize that you become a better player and overcome what before feels imposible. I'll love to have this game and the secuel on GOG

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@WindMol

February 23, 2025

I want this game in GOG because i really wish to feel that i own it. Hades its the game type of game you replay again and again and again, the type of game everyone says its the best and you dont understand why until you play it and when you realize you spent 100 h on it! THATS WHY it needs to be on GOG, if you spent that amount of time in a good game, you want it to be there forever and GOG is a way of doing that.

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@ASTROASS

April 16, 2025

I bought Hades on Steam. I bought it on Nintendo Switch digitally when the cross-save feature came out. I bought it for Switch *again* when the physical cartridge edition came out (because I wanted a perma-playable copy!). I 100%ed the game. LET ME BUY IT ON GOG SO I CAN KEEP THIS MASTERPIECE FOR PC UNTIL I DIE!

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@Blablaz

January 29, 2025

Oui, on le veut sur Gog ! Pourquoi n'est-il pas là déjà ? Je n'y ai pas joué, n'achetant que mes jeux ici, mais c'est avec plaisir, perso, que je le découvrirai.

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@Moviemind1

July 10, 2025

I refuse to buy this on Steam. I enjoyed Pyre so much that I committed to waiting for this to come to GOG before I would buy it. My brother, awesome guy that he is, knew I would never shake in my resolve and bought it for me on Xbox. I will happily purchase it again for myself if it releases on GOG. I've enjoyed hundreds of runs through the Underworld and dozens of successful escapes. I still haven't exhausted all this game has to offer!

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@Zuo Kalp

July 13, 2025

I've been a fan of Supergiant since the Bastion days, I own all of the 3 games released on GOG but it still baffles me that the most successful title of their catalogue is still not here. It's good to know that the Steam release is DRM free and all but some of us have our game library here.

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@Lucky_Stars1234

April 07, 2025

Hades was my first introduction to the Rouge-like genera of games, it's amazing storytelling and characters is what drew me in, a forever RPG player to try it. It was a masterpiece and i still enjoy it to this day! Its vast dialogue that cast that react to the players actions are nothing short of a masterpiece and this game should be shared with others DRM free, so lets bring it to GOG! :)

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