Assassin's Creed Odyssey - The Fate of Atlantis - Episode 2: Torment of Hades

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  • Summary: Picking up immediately after the events of Fields of Elysium, the new episode immediately throws Alexios or Kassandra into a fight with Cerberos, the monstrous three-headed dog who guards the Underworld's gates.

    Win the battle, and you can explore the twisted, wind-swept deserts of the    Picking up immediately after the events of Fields of Elysium, the new episode immediately throws Alexios or Kassandra into a fight with Cerberos, the monstrous three-headed dog who guards the Underworld's gates.

    Win the battle, and you can explore the twisted, wind-swept deserts of the Underworld, where you'll meet a few familiar faces who need your help to overcome their personal torments. You'll also find yourself in debt to Hades, who wants you to return some escaped prisoners to the pit of Tartaros - and, while you're at it, defeat four of Greek mythology's mightiest heroes, and convince them to serve as Hades' new guards. No biggie.    … Expand

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  1. Push Square
    Jun 7, 2019
    70
    Assassin's Creed Odyssey: The Fate of Atlantis - Episode 2 is an improvement over Episode 1, and we're looking forward to seeing how things play out in the final chapter. Hades' hellish realm may be a barren wasteland, but it's got a density that Elysium was missing, and some of the side quests are especially well crafted. Throw in a handful of great boss fights and Torment of Hades stands as one of the better DLC episodes that Odyssey has offered.

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  1. eva3si0n
    Jun 19, 2019
    9
    2 episode of The Fate of Atlantis surprised me with what the first even more. After failure Legacy of the First Blade I a little what waited.2 episode of The Fate of Atlantis surprised me with what the first even more. After failure Legacy of the First Blade I a little what waited. The first episode seemed only a rare exception, usually Ubisoft never staked on a plot. The second part of The Fate of Atlantis perfectly closes subject holes and inconsistencies of a plot of the main game. And at first it seemed that the travel to Hades will be boring and sad, but there was everything on the contrary. In which time at Ubisoft it turned out to make and it is interesting and beautiful. Usually happens only beautifully. Very much I wait for the 3rd episode of The Fate of Atlantis.… Expand
  2. FidelGastro
    Nov 23, 2021
    8
    From a boring basic game, into exciting development of story and characters.
    And environment is excelent again as was the Elysium. On a first    From a boring basic game, into exciting development of story and characters.
    And environment is excelent again as was the Elysium. On a first sight i was thinking, that this location will be boring and sad.
    On your journey you will met few persons which you met once before. For example Brasidas, Elpenor or Phoibe. You will discover in dialogues with these characters some things, which will fill some of the plot holes form basic AC:Odyssey game.

    This episode gives us more upgrades of abilities, they are quite cool. But not gamebraking
    I cant wait to play third and final episode of TFOA DLC.
    Rating 8/10    … Expand
  4. SquATime
    Mar 25, 2022
    8
    Scénario mise en scène : 8/10
    Gameplay : 6/10
    Univers : 9/10
    Réalisation technique : 8/10
    Réalisation graphique: 8/10
  5. fishbone76
    Jul 8, 2019
    5
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. MUSTARD EVERYWHERE! ಠ_ಠ

    pro:

    - Phoibe and Brasidas quests

    - sassy Kasslexios

    - Hades bossfight

    - funny moments with Elpenor, Testikles and the Cyclops

    cons:

    - this is hell! Where are the monsters?

    - shorter and less quests than episode 1

    - the yellow mustard tint all over the map. Thanks to reshade i got at least a bit of color variation and some contrast.

    - same ISU soldiers as in episode 1. I expected Hades’ ISU minions would wear another armor and we would profit from that too but nope.

    - Hades mix n match armor from already existing armors. Wouldn’t the god of the underworld deserve a proper outfit like all the other gods had? Lazy from Ubi.

    The modern day:

    - LMAO, I bet Aletheia wished Kasslexios would still be alive and hadn’t handed the staff over to Layla.

    Seriously this needs to stop. The writing and execution is just bad.

    Pls have Aletheia resurrect Kasslexios and give them back the staff.

    Episode 2 felt utterly short with the smaller map which also had less quests and I felt it ended so abrupt. I thought Hades was a cool bro until he turned into a meany. I wonder why he didn’t wanted to let me go, was he upset that I messed up his waifus elysium? XD    … Expand

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