Congratulations, you died!

Congratulations! You just died.

And no, you're not the first to arrive here, nor the last. Fortunately, even though you remember nothing about your life, you are a rare case and won't wander alone. A mysterious, witty, and incurably cynical Guide takes on the task of showing you all the ropes and procedures: Charon, Acheron, the Judgment of Souls, Tartarus, the Meadow of Asphodel, and the Elysian Fields. He knows much more than he lets on and has his reasons for not revealing it. Along the way, you will meet historical and mythological figures, see how the Underworld truly operates, and at some point, you will have to confront the most difficult truth: that of your own life.
Follow the Guide, see Hades as the ancient Greeks envisioned it, and prepare for the memories that will return and the decisions you will need to make.
Dark Hades awaits you and, as much as you don't believe it now, due to the shock, it can teach you a lot!

A tour of Hades in Greek mythology

The journey of an anonymous soul that has just died and awakens in an unknown, dark place, without memory, is our literary vehicle for a journey to the Underworld, as the ancient Greeks imagined it through the centuries.
Each stop on this tour reveals a piece of ancient Greek mythology about life after death, but also a piece of the history of the soul itself.