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You've only played for an hour. That's a weird criticism and conclusion to draw with such a limited scope of the overall game, characters, plot, etc.
For example, you haven't seen or met Heracles yet. He's about as gigachad as it gets. Dude is a walking masculinity factory.
When Heracles roars like a DBZ character and launches himself into the heavens like Superman, you may rethink criticisms like "it's made for girls."
I don't know. When someone plays for just an hour and already comes to conclusions like "it's made for girls" I think it's not even worth to start a conversation...
(but I hope I'm wrong and I am the one who got the wrong impression 😬)
You know what, I'm gonna listen to you this time, lol
I have been playing this a little bit more and I still feel like it. Even the music sounds what my sisters friend is listening. Please note I have been filling my Hades void with Redacted which goes out of the barbie territory completely.
Also if there is a giga chad doesn't mean its made for guys. Similar to barbies where the ken is the ultimate perfect boyfriend. I did not get this feeling with Hades one where the base wasn't filled with teenage girls dream witchery. Feel free to disagree, but I cannot shake the feeling.
My hunch is that there is woman art designer or worse woke trans designer leading the show and thats the reason
it's early acess dude
Some games click with us. Some don't.
Careful now. There are plenty of valid, articulate reasons to not vibe with the artstyle, character choices, music direction, etc. "I bet it's because a woman or trans person drew it." is not a respectable ballpark to swing in.
Form rational opinions if you're going to voice them, don't just throw out questionable 'hunches'. Personally, I don't think the music or artstyle is too significantly different from the first game, nor do I think it's particularly 'girly'. I think what there is, that might be throwing you off the vibe and giving you that girly impression, is just... a lot of girls.
Not counting the Olympian gods that you steadily get boons from, in your first hour, you'll probably have meaningfully interacted with a lot more female characters than male characters. In total across the entire game, it's probably close to an even spread, but the game is undeniably frontloaded with girls. So it'd be understandable, if a little silly, imo, if that's not really your cup of tea. The actual themes are pretty innocuous, though. Not seeing anything 'Barbie' about the things presented in-game, even with the high female cast to start.
This, this, this. One thousand percent this.
I'm a 40-something straight hetero family man and I like this game a lot. And as much I love the full-on metal soundtrack of Hades 1 I absolutely love the spooky siren stuff from Oceanus and the off-beat, quirky music from Ephyra. Variety is the spice of life, yo.
Take my award.
Word. Also, Hades 2 is no more or less "political" than Hades 1, which is just stuffed with representation too. There's just a few less girls.
But hey - I like girls. I like fems like Mel and I like buff gals that would break me like Nem. Human shapes come in all sorts of varieties and that's a /good/ thing.