Hades II Post-Launch Patch 2 adds new prophecy scenes and repeat gifting

Supergiant posted Hades II Post-Launch Patch 2 on April 14, 2026, and the headline changes are narrative rather than numeric. Several prophecies tied to characters such as Odysseus and Arachne now end with narrated conclusion scenes, most Crossroads characters can be gifted Bath Salts, Twin Lures, or Ambrosia indefinitely after bonds are forged, and romanceable characters can surface new follow-up scenes.

The patch also adds more story texture around the Crossroads. Supergiant says players can find new dialogue events, new decorative items in the Training Grounds, and a new alternate form for each Animal Familiar. For a game that already crossed from Early Access into v1.0 last fall, that is a meaningful amount of fresh narrative and presentation work only months after launch.

New narrated endings added to multiple character-linked prophecies

Forever Gifting lets most Crossroads characters accept Bath Salts, Twin Lures, or Ambrosia repeatedly after bonding

Some romance paths can now continue with additional scenes

Each Animal Familiar gets a new alternate form

Dozens of boon, hex, encounter, art, and voice-line fixes are bundled into the same patch

On the mechanics side, the notes are still dense. Supergiant adjusted weapon aspects like Artemis, Pan, and Hel, reworked or tuned several Ares, Poseidon, Demeter, Hestia, and Hermes boons, changed parts of the Moon Water and Twilight Curse hex lines, and cleaned up encounter behavior for enemies such as Charybdis. The patch is not just content bolted on top. It is another full sweep through combat, progression triggers, UI art, and audio-visual presentation.

What stands out most is how much of the work is about payoff. Prophecy conclusions can be re-viewed, relationship scenes trigger under looser conditions, and more characters react to late-game states or optional unlocks. That is the kind of patch players notice even when the raw DPS numbers are not the main story, because it makes long-run save files feel more complete instead of merely better balanced.

/r/pcgaming picked it up quickly because Post-Launch Patch 2 reads like a signal of intent: Supergiant is still treating Hades II as a living game after 1.0, and it is spending that time on narrative closure as much as on weapon tuning.