How To Actually Beat Hades (Tips, Tricks, & Strategies)
Like most roguelike games, is an extremely difficult game to complete. Every time you die, you are forced to restart from the beginning and lose all the boons and upgrades you've gained across an entire run. Thankfully, there are many strategies and tricks you can follow to grow stronger in between runs, from using Darkness to give yourself an edge or even leveling up your many weapons.
Making it to the true ending of is no small task, especially when you consider all the difficult bosses in your way. Your first victory past Hades himself is only the beginning, even though defeating the final boss tests everything you've already learned. You'll need to invest Skill Points smarter, look at your weapons more carefully, and save more currency than before to beat the game more than once.
Hades requires additional complete runs in order to finish the game's narrative — here's how many full escapes players need for credits to roll.
One of the best ways to become stronger in is to invest Darknessin the Mirror of Night in Zagreus' bedroom. The skills you gain from this may not all be incredibly strong, but picking a particularly strong upgrade could be the key to winning future runs. Leveling up the skills you acquire can gradually make them even better, allowing you to turn hard encounters into easy fights as you try to clear areas.
You need to find Chthonic Keys in to get Mirror Upgrades, either from room rewards, fishing, or the Fated List of Minor Prophecies.
Some of the strongest Mirror of Night skills you can unlock to help you beat completely are:
Every build you create starts with your weapon, which all have wildly different attack patterns and movesets. You have six different weapons to choose from once you unlock everything, but you want to choose one that is the most comfortable for your playstyle. Try to take each on at least one run to get a feel for every weapon before deciding to upgrade the ones that felt the best in.
Titan Blood can be used to upgrade
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