Since Hades is a rogue-like, players can expect to die many times in their playthroughs, but not without having fun. The combat in Hades is fun, rewarding and definitely a challenge.

The player also has the cast ability, which works as an explosive projectile allowing the player to deal larger amounts of damage across a wide range on the battlefield. Zagreus also has a very useful dash ability, letting him quickly get out of tight spots in the belly of the underworld.

Players have access to 6 weapons, each with 4 different variants. However, Hades has several levels of rich combat variation that add plenty of in-game tactical maenavours, as well as lots of replayability. You can take away your own copy of the family tree when you download the Greek gods chart.Hades offers players an isometric combat system not too dissimilar to Supergiant’s other games Bastion and Transistor. Note that the tree shows only the 12 Olympians. The family tree pictured above is a great visual representation of these relationships. While the gods relationships and history is a complex web of love, disagreements, betrayal, violence and affairs is confusing to say the least, this ultimate guide will give you all the clarification you need.īe sure to download the Greek gods chart below before you proceed as it will help you on this fascinating process of discovery, uncovering the intricacies of Greek mythology. Unlike other gods that are all knowing and the pinnacle of human perfection, the Greek gods were a representation of humanity at its best and at its worst.

Seven of Zeus and Hera’s children (both together and separately) became the second generation of Olympians. Four of these children Zeus, Hera, Demeter and Poseidon became the first generation of Olympian gods.Īphrodite was also a first generation Olympian, however she was born from Uranus (you’ll find out her story below). Together Uranus and Gaia had Cronus and Rhea (Titans).Ĭronus and Rhea had 6 children together, Zeus, Hera, Demeter, Poseidon, Hades and Hestia (note that Hades and Hestia were not Olympians). All of the Greek gods were descendants of Uranus (Sky) and Gaia (Earth). The twelve Olympian ‘Gods’ of Mount Olympus were the rulers of the earth after Zeus defeated the Titans in the Titan War.

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