Trailers & Gameplay / Hades II
Want to see Hades II before deciding whether to read a longer guide? Start with Supergiant Games' official footage. We have paired the v1.0 gameplay showcase with the launch trailer so you can choose between a look at play and a shorter presentation of the game's world.

Start here: the official gameplay showcase
Use the gameplay showcase when your question is how the game looks in motion during play. Pay attention to the information you would need to follow on screen: the character, enemies, effects and interface. Those are viewing prompts, not a claim that promotional footage proves performance on your hardware.
Video: Supergiant Games — Hades II v1.0 Gameplay Showcase. Official footage linked from the developer's game page.
Then watch the v1.0 launch trailer
The launch trailer serves a different purpose: a concentrated introduction to tone and presentation. It can help you decide whether the setting appeals to you, but a trailer's edits are not a substitute for sustained gameplay footage.
Video: Supergiant Games — Hades II v1.0 Launch Trailer. These are the v1.0 videos from 2025, not a newly announced October 2026 update.
What game are you looking at?
Supergiant's official overview describes Hades II as a roguelike dungeon-crawler sequel about battling beyond the Underworld and taking on the Titan of Time with dark sorcery.
Three things to check before going further
- Visual comfort: can you follow the action and distinguish the information you care about?
- Footage type: is the segment showing gameplay or a cinematic presentation?
- Your platform: visit the developer's linked store for current availability and requirements. A PC video does not verify performance on every console or handheld.
Story and character details may appear in the videos. Watch with that in mind if you prefer to discover everything during play. For current announcements and additional videos, return to the official Hades II page.
Sources and video links checked October 23, 2026. Videos remain in their original YouTube players; the artwork is credited to Supergiant Games. This page is a viewing guide, not a scored review.