This page of the Hades game guide describes the fourth main land, the Temple of Styx.
You will learn about the chambers, enemies, threats and the final boss.
Only then will you gain access to Styx.
Fortunately, the chances are that in subsequent games, you will discover or gain something new.
As a result, you should not be bothered by the high repeatability of the game.
Most fights in the Temple of Styx unfortunately take place in small rooms.
The other chambers most often feature different varieties of vermin.
Poisoned Zagreus slowly loses health points.
You must then get to one of thehealing tanksand you’re free to still do it during combat.
You don’t have to wait until the end of the fight.
There are also numerous traps in the Temple of Styx.
The most serious of these are guillotines, which are activated by standing on pressure plates.
If you notice them, they can help you get rid of enemies following you.
Another punch in of traps in the described location are traps firing spinning blades.
Since you could’t stop them, you have to rely on dodges.
Traps are deactivated only after the location has been secured.
In the Temple of Styx there are also Bother enemies who bomb the area.
As with similar monsters from previous realms, you should quickly eliminate them.
The final boss of the Temple
The final boss of the entire campaign is the titular Hades.
The confrontation with him occurs after you deliver Satyr Sack for Cerberus and he unlocks the passage.
While fighting Hides, you have to drain his health bar twice.
Defeated Hades leaves behindTitan’s Blood, although it can also be a large “pack” of Darkness.
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