#hades game – @earthmoonlotus on Tumblr

I hadn’t drawn the house of hades boys in years! Curse me! This isn’t exactly a remake of an old painting but it’s in the vibe of how I used to draw them all the time. Poetic and stealing kisses

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Together they shine ✨

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A fascinating thing about Hades game is that dead people go through character development.

There is no end. There is no escape. But there’s no time loop here. Nobody is stagnant. Not the gods, not even the dead. Even when stuck in the same daily nightly routine forever, change is possible.

Achilles gets to mature. That’s insane. Achilles in this game is a stoic, calm, father figure. That’s mad. And from how he and others talk about his life, he’s changed a lot.

Hades changes over the course of the story. Zagreus’ relationships with the people around him change. Even when his goal turns out to be hopeless things still get better.

Orpheus and Eurydice go through change both together and separately. Night and Chaos develop a relationship. The decor changes, the underworld itself constantly changes. And you as the player change too. Through the endless loop you learn, you adapt, you get better at the game, you gain more power, you uncover more of the story.

For a game about an endless eternal loop, Hades is a surprisingly hopeful game. Are you stuck in Hell forever fruitlessly trying to escape over and over again just to die over and over again? Yes. Yes you are. And there’s so much in that endless loop that will change you and those around you over and over and over again. Nothing stays the same forever. Not even the dead.

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