Unfortunately, there's no mechanism to gift a digital game within the eShop, but you can always grab an eShop gift card. As former Mashable reporter Kellen Beck wrote in his praise of the game, "I haven't met a single person who hasn't loved Supergiant Games' Hades."
Plus, the game has gorgeous art and incredible voice acting. If you die, you start all over, but you also collect resources for a stronger next run.įor experienced gamers, it's a decent challenge, but for newer or more casual gamers, it isn't so difficult as to be inaccessible (I'm speaking from personal experience here). You battle through randomized enemies, rooms, and boons with each run, fighting to make it to the final boss. In case you haven't: you play as Zagreus, Hades' son, as he attempts to fight his way out of the underworld. You've probably heard about the basic plot of the massively popular game. SEE ALSO: Best gaming deals this week: Save on the Xbox Series S, Ubisoft titles, 'Hades,' and more (At the time of writing, the digital edition is listed at full price at GameStop, Target, Best Buy, and sold out at Amazon). This 50% price cut applies only to the digital download version, not the physical copy, which is still going for $34.99.
In fact, you should feel very, very glad, as Hades is on sale for just $12.49 in the Nintendo eShop as of Dec. If you saw the Hades 2 trailer drop from the 2022 Game Awards and thought to yourself, "How have I not already played the original game, one of the best indie roguelikes ever made and Mashable's best game of 2020?" don't feel bad - you're not alone. SAVE 50%: Supergiant Games' massively popular Hades is available for digital download for just $12.49 in the Nintendo eShop, down 50% from its $24.99 list price. Hope that was simple enough for you to understand.Zagreus from 'hades' looks out over the underworld Again: Hades is DRM-free, Steam doesn't require games to have DRM, Hades is not on GOG, and given that has been absent from GOG for exactly 4 years now, is very unlikely to ever be.
The "method of acquisition" is to make an account with a company and download the game from that company's servers via the internet. Redefining words to mean what you want them to mean, rather than what they're accepted to mean, is the last resort of someone with no rational argument whatsoever. I might as well call my cat a DRMed game for all the sense that you're making. It is DRM-free, and saying otherwise is stunningly ignorant. Even if you accept the very arguable position that it's DRM-free (which I don't accept with the method of acquisition), you're reinforcing DRM on PC games by using Steam. The irrational behavior is buying on Steam because it harms everyone, including you, by making the gaming world worse by accepting customer screw-over.
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