hell It's a major milestone for Netflix as a mobile exclusive. The dungeon crawler is one of the best games in recent memory and could help bolster the growing audience Netflix has built for its robust library of games. Subscribers will be able to play. hell on your iPhones and iPads at no additional cost on March 19. You can pre-register so you'll be ready when the game hits the App Store.
You play as Zagreus, the son of Hades, as you fight through a random set of chambers and enemies in an attempt to escape the underworld. This is a roguelite game. Each time you die, you'll go back to the beginning and lose most of the perks you gained during a run, but you'll gradually unlock permanent upgrades that will help Zagreous reach Mount Olympus. You may also be equipped with additional knowledge about a certain enemy or trap that caused your demise.
Additionally, Zagreus will receive gifts from other Olympians to help him attack and attack his enemies. It is his interactions with the other characters that form the backbone of the story and help make hell stand out.
Developer Supergiant Games had long thought about hell as a good option for mobile devices, given its pick-up-and-play nature. Although Netflix games are usually available on both iOS and Android, that won't be the case for hell, for now. Supergiant has stuck with iOS for the mobile versions of its games (it already has a Mac version of hell helped here since that platform and iOS use the Metal API). Not only that, the studio is made up of a small team. While Supergiant was preparing the mobile port of hellHe was also working on the sequel to the 2020 hit.
It took over a year of additional development time to achieve hell Mobile ready. “The main goal was to make this an uncompromising version of hell,” while making sure the game was “as efficient and fluid as possible,” Supergiant creative director Greg Kasavin recently told reporters.
One of the main goals of that work was to make sure the touch controls were perfect. The buttons have haptic feedback. You can resize and reposition controls and save your settings. Additionally, the buttons are customized for each action. So when you go to pet the adorable multi-headed devil dog Cerberus, there will be a dedicated button just for that. Don't worry if you prefer to use a Bluetooth controller or a plug-in gamepad like the Backbone One, as hell will be compatible with those. Other features include 60fps gameplay, cloud saves, achievements, and offline play.
hell comes to Netflix Games at an ideal time for Supergiant. It will bring fresh eyes to the game and give long-time fans an excuse to revisit the classic before the sequel arrives. Hades II is scheduled for early access on PC this spring.
