What is it about some games that makes you never want to stop playing them?
In this episode of Gaming: The Podcast, Indie By Design’s John Robertson and Stace Harman discuss the experience, gameplay and rewards of Supergiant Games’ Hades after 400 hours of play. Beyond the end game.
How much new and unseen content still remains after so many gameplay hours? What is so rewarding as to make you want to keep coming back? Does the game still offer a challenge? How has mastery of over the tool-set changed how you see and think about the game?
All of this and more in: How does Hades play after 400 hours?
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Just found your channel and did a double take on the view count. It doesn't make sense bc your conversations are insightful and nuanced. The algorithm gods should bless this anytime now.
How experienced are you with Hades? How has that experience with the game changed over time?
I don't know how many hours were put into this game on my end but I had more than 420 successful clears before I put it down. Top quality game.
Why this channel is not popular?
I'm interested to know if people like to have timestamps / timecodes for videos like this, or if they're only really of use in list-based videos?