Hades 2 romance explained: All options and how it works
Greek gods were known for their debauchery and antics, which is exactly why we have Hades 2 romance explained for you, lest you miss out on mythological mirth.
We’ll go over all the options of who can be romanced and how it works.
Hopefully, players will be able to romance on the go if and when Hades 2 comes to the Switch, but that might result in some awkward scenes on the bus if a saucy portrait pops up on the extremely bright Switch OLED display.
If not, the game runs very well on the Steam Deck, so you’ll be able to embarrass yourself just about anywhere.
Romance might have completely flown over your head if you have been trying to beat Chronos in Hades 2, as the boss fight proves a real challenge early in the game.
But, as we'll discuss below, some of these relationships are platonic, though there are plenty of flirty encounters to be had even now, in early access, so we won’t keep you. Read on!
In Hades 2, the player can romance certain characters by gifting them Nectar and bringing them to the hot springs, inviting them to the Taverna or to go fishing at the Crossroads.
It’s worth noting that not all of these encounters are necessarily romantic. Communal bathing was very common in Ancient Greece, for instance, so shedding your toga for a dip doesn’t exactly insinuate that Melinoё and the other characters want to smooch.
If you unlock the Empath’s Intuition Incantation, you will have a visual representation of your relationship with all characters and vendors. It will also tell you what gifts they want (or don’t).
As Hades 2 is in early access, the romance aspect of the game is not fully fleshed out yet, and more encounters are likely to be added down the road.
Below, we’ll go over how to unlock each of these activities.
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