Hades, the acclaimed roguelike from Supergiant Games, is coming to iOS as a part of Netflix Games on March 19. The streaming big confirmed the discharge date on Apple’s cell platform Tuesday, with pre-registrations open for the motion title. Hades was first launched on the Nintendo Switch, PC and Mac in 2020 and launched on PlayStation and Xbox platforms a 12 months later. All Netflix subscribers can be ready to entry the sport without cost on iOS units.
Netflix confirmed the iOS launch date for Hades on X (previously Twitter) Tuesday, alongside a trailer confirming pre-registrations for the sport. All Netflix Games titles have historically been launched on each iOS and Android cell platforms, however Hades will be part of the Netflix Games library completely on iOS. Developers Supergiant don’t plant to port it to Android.
Hades was first confirmed for cell as a part of Netflix Games in November final 12 months, alongside indie darlings Braid and Death’s Door. The roguelike dungeon crawler places gamers within the sneakers of Zagreus, the moody son of Hades, the lord of the Underworld, as he makes an attempt to escape hell and attain Mount Olympus. Over a number of runs, gamers uncover the tales and secrets and techniques of the denizens of the Underworld.
Hades was launched to immense important acclaim and was nominated for the Game of the Year at The Game Awards 2020, ultimately successful Best Action Game and Best Indie Game honours.
Supergiant Games are at present working on a sequel, with Hades II confirmed at The Game Awards 2022. While there is no concrete launch date but, Supergiant mentioned late final 12 months that Hades II would launch in Early Access within the second quarter of 2024 on Steam and the Epic Games Store.
Netflix Games, which has over 80 video games in its library — all free to play on cell for its subscribers, has been pushing to carry main titles beneath its umbrella, as well as to a variety of smaller and indie video games already out there on the platform. The subscription service added Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition to Android and iOS platforms in December, bringing beloved GTA video games to its portfolio.
