Review: Hades - hands down
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 19, 2013
Eno the Thracian is one hell of a fun hero to follow around. He doesn't sleep around - though he's given more than one opportunity - and he has his own sense of honour, duty and piety. He's very down-to-earth and realistic, yet seems perfectly at ease in the company of his gods.He wasn't my favourite character, though. That was Hades, hands down. Now, the ruler of the underworld only had a cameo appearance, but it was brilliant. No, I don't do spoilers - so you'll need to read for yourself to see why.There are historical inconsistencies - Pratt mentions the currency in the beginning; Eno mentions how he "freaked out" a couple of times and Ares' war chariot had some modern touches that I don't remember hearing about in any Greek history...but I'm sure these were all deliberate on Pratt's part and don't detract from the story in the slightest.Nevertheless, a very cool adventure that I thoroughly enjoyed.