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Hades

noun as in bottomless pit

noun as in inferno

noun as in nether world

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Hades adds a mythological setting with familiar elements to anyone who’s watched “Clash of the Titans” or read up on the Olympians, making it seem both fresh and familiar.

Definitions of "under-the-radar" may differ, but the vast majority of this list consists of games we haven't covered previously on Ars, and I've generally tried to avoid more well-publicized indies like Ars GOTY winners Hades and Celeste.

Lastly, Hades is a newer indie rougelike that has been a phenomenon with PC players and Switch players alike.

Once the user base was established, the Switch, surprisingly, became home for many indie games and PC ports of the more technically modest variety, including widely acclaimed or zeitgeist-grabbing games like Hades and Among Us.

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On one level “The Zone of Interest” is a love story set in the heart of Hades.

Persephone snacked on pomegranate seeds in Hades and now our gas bills rocket in January.

His image is found standing on the oldest monument, a form of Ra, the light of the lower world, and king and judge of Hades.

"He would make Satan stand up and take off his hat, if he paid Hades a visit," said Mrs. Tynan admiringly.

During the winter Tammuz dwelt in Hades, and at the beginning of spring Ishtar descended to search for him among the shades.

For in a swirl of dust and general undiluted Hades, the horses had stormed past the judges' stand.

Psyche was frightened by the terrible cries and the wretched dark faces of the souls in Hades.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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