Curse of the Dead Gods Graduates from Early Access

Curse of the Dead Gods Graduates from Early Access
[Feb 23, 2021, 8:05 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments

Curse of the Dead Gods is now out of Early Acces and officially available for Windows and consoles. You can get the PC edition from the Epic Games Store. Here's a Launch Trailer for this action/roguelite from developer Passtech Games and publisher Focus Home Interactive. Here's more on the launch:

A year of early access and incredible feedback from the community resulted in a massive amount of new content and features available today in Curse of the Dead Gods on all platforms, including a brand-new final thrilling encounter and more. Players will discover hours upon hours of adventuring within a variety of game modes boasting hundreds of combinations of items, relics and curses.

And now is the perfect time to jump in! For a limited time, Curse of the Dead Gods is available for 10% off on all platforms. What’s more, PC players can grab the Curse of the Dead Gods original soundtrack now on Steam and the Epic Games Store as either standalone content or bundled with the game at an additional discount.

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Re: Curse of the Dead Gods Graduates from Early Access
Feb 24, 2021, 09:59

MisterBenn

Re: Curse of the Dead Gods Graduates from Early Access Feb 24, 2021, 09:59

Feb 24, 2021, 09:59

MisterBenn

(I've only watched a bit of Hades so I don't know all the details)

Both games have more in common with God of War than Torchlight / Diablo, they are both best with joypad and have direct control of the guy. But they have roguelike-style runs in the region of an hour a time, with permadeath and some meta progression in between runs. Hades has an overworld with characters to talk to and do quests for, which unlocks more content and progresses the story as you complete runs. Curse has a more basic system of collecting unlock currency to unlock the 3 chapters and buffs to start a run with.

Both are more indie in feel rather than AAA, but Hades is way ahead on looks with beautiful 2d artwork and a great deal more content. Curse is a bit more modest on looks and content but I think the combat system is fantastic as I said, and it's a lighter game that's easy to just pick up and play when you feel like it.