Oh, Immortals Fenyx Rising, what you could have been... At its core, this game mixes the cartoonish graphics of Fortnite with the open world and exploration of Assassin's Creed. It has its flaws, hence the mixed reviews, but blame those on the higher-ups, as this game is still a solid work if you're looking to get lost for a while in a Greek-themed world. | © Ubisoft
If the last game left a sour taste in your mouth, it's better to go with the best Greek mythology option that Ubisoft has to offer. Odyssey is considered one of the best open-world Assassin's Creed games, and it shows in how well-crafted and detailed this world is. As is usual for the series, it combines real historical elements with fantastical ones, in this case, gorgons and minotaurs. | © Ubisoft
One of the best games of 2020, and it kept us warm and safe at home during the pandemic. But is its merit due to the time it was released? Not at all! Hades remains the king of roguelikes, but where it truly shines is in its almost infinite interactions with the different characters and gods of the Greek pantheon. How many lines of dialogue did they have to write? Why do I keep having new interactions after more than 100 hours of gameplay? | © Supergiant
We can't make a list of Greek mythology creatures and heroes without adding Age of Mythology. Although it also covers Egyptian and Norse mythology, its main focus is on Greece, and its protagonist is actually accompanied by Ajax and Odysseus. Homer would be proud! Additionally, its first DLC brings us the Atlanteans, further quenching our thirst for this culture. We don't talk about the second DLC... | © Xbox Game Studios
Although A Total War Saga: TROY is far from the best in the Total War franchise, it is definitely what we're looking for: a great large-scale strategy game with hoplite armies besieging the city of Troy. It's ideal if you're looking for something that borders on the fantastic, but doesn't fully dive into it. Oh, but did you want more monsters in your army and less historical accuracy? Luckily, there's a DLC for that... | © SEGA
The game that started it all. You see, kids, before daddy Kratos was off adventuring with his son Atreus in the north, he lived in Ancient Greece as a Spartan betrayed by the gods. Consumed by his thirst for revenge, Kratos sets out to deal with Zeus, Ares, and any other god that crosses his path to become the God of War. Do God of War 1 and 2 seem old and don't measure up to the new ones? Not at all! If you feel old for loving these hack-and-slash games, then you're living in a Greek tragedy. | © Sony
I'm sure that when you read about a list of games about Greek mythology, you expected to cross phalanxes with hydras while riding your pegasus, not sing songs with an ensemble of Greek gods living hidden in the modern world. But you know what? Stray Gods is great, and if you haven't tried it, take advantage of the fact that its first DLC is just around the corner. | © Summerfall Studios
With its pixel art serving the purpose of adrenaline-filled battles, Okhlos allows you to recruit your own army of creatures and warriors to overthrow the tyranny of the gods. We needed a game that lets you have your own squad, and although it can get repetitive, it's great for killing a few free hours. Just click and watch as your troops die in the arena for you. | © Summerfall Studios
Remember the first scene from Disney's Hercules, where the muses reside inside a Greek vase? Well, someone decided to make a full action-platformer game based on this style, and it truly is a chef's kiss. Sometimes games are more art than interactive experiences, and Apotheon is proof of that. | © Alientrap
A blast from the past. No, I'm not just talking about Ancient Greece, but the year 2006, when Titan Quest was released. What seemed like a Diablo clone ended up creating its own formula and progression system, not to mention that playing with friends was a lot of fun. If you want to remember the good times, put on your toga, adjust your sandals, and try Titan Quest once more because it's worth it. | © THQ Nordic
Although there are several games about the history of Ancient Greece and its conquests, sometimes we want a bit of fantasy sprinkled into our gameplay. Sometimes, a battle of boring human legions is not enough. After all, is it a true Greek comedy if we're not fighting minotaurs, gorgons, and cyclopes? Here we present our 10 favorite games inspired by Greek mythology!
