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Ludopedia
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Our Verdict
For Greek mythology fans and heavy gamers who love cutthroat interaction: Hybris is a strategic feast with godly sabotage!
Highlights
- Asymmetric worker placement
- Rewarding tech tree
- Immersive Olympus theme
- Variable events and quests
Keep in mind
- High complexity may intimidate
- Long playtime (2hrs+)
- Take That may frustrate
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In *Hybris: Disordered Cosmos*, you play as a rising Olympian god vying for cosmic control after the primordials' fall. With worker placement, resource management, and tech trees, each game is a strategic battle to evolve your divinity and dominate ancient Greece. Build epic technologies, complete quests, battle heroes, and wield the Aegis — energy stolen from Chronos — to become the true ruler of Olympus. Win by unlocking all Divine Enhancements or scoring points by the 6th Age. Beware of other gods: direct attacks and unpredictable events can turn the tide! Perfect for Greek mythology fans and gamers who love multi-layered strategy.
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Publisher
Aurora Game Studio (France), Intrafin Games
Designer
Damien Chauveau
Artist
Camille Proust, Oscar Casel, Stefano Collavini
Best player count?
3-4 for maximum conflict, but 2 works well for strategic duels.
Language-dependent?
Yes — cards and reference sheets have text; a translation guide is helpful.
How does it compare to other mythology games?
Hybris focuses on god evolution (not just storytelling) and has more 'Take That' than games like Olympos.
Is there solo play?
Yes, but only via post-Kickstarter expansions.
Good for beginners?
Only if very committed — the weight (4.2/5) and multiple mechanics demand experience.
Playtime?
1.5-2.5 hours, depending on player count and rule familiarity.