
Become a god and wage war in SMITE 2, the free-to-play Unreal Engine 5-powered sequel to the legendary third-person action MOBA. If you love challenging competition, intense action, ability-driven combat, rewarding teamwork, or godly mythology, you’ll see why 40+ million players love SMITE.
Revenue comes from in-game items and microtransactions, which our price-based model doesn't estimate. The player count below is how many people own it, not what they spent.
About
Fight as a God
Choose your God from across mythology and wield unique godly abilities. Hurl bolts of lightning as Zeus, master the arcane powers of death as Anubis, or backstab your foes as Loki.
The Third-Person Action MOBA
No other game offers combat that feels like your favorite hero shooter, crossed with the deep strategy you can only find in a 5v5 MOBA. Feel the impact of every shot, sneak up on enemies, and combo abilities with teammates to take down the enemy Titan in Conquest mode, or defeat waves of minions and enemy Gods to secure victory in Arena mode.
Play Anywhere, With Anyone
SMITE 2 features full cross-play and cross-progression, so you can play with friends regardless of platform and take your unlocks with you.
SMITE, Reforged
More than 40 million players have enjoyed SMITE. Now the next generation of action MOBA begins, with immersive visuals powered by Unreal Engine 5, more impactful combat, and new creative gameplay options like playstyle-redefining Aspects to shape the game in your own way.
Minutes to Learn, a Lifetime to Master
SMITE 2 is the easiest MOBA to start playing, with features like auto-build and auto-level so you focus on fighting. But the full depth of MOBA gameplay awaits, letting you find your own path to victory across item building, map control, tactical brilliance, or simply outplaying your foes. Compete in a variety of game modes with the right complexity for your mood: The deathmatch-like 5v5 Arena mode, 3v3 single-lane Joust, 5v5 random character Assault, the classic 5v5 three-lane Conquest, and Ranked Conquest, where you’ll climb the leaderboards and become a true god in the SMITE 2 community.
Great Rewards Await
If you played SMITE, your Divine Legacy is waiting for you in SMITE 2. You’ll have access to amazing cross-gen skins, badges and Legacy Gems after you link your SMITE account.
Sums Steam only; PlayStation, Epic publish no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | Free | 23.9Kreviews | 55% | — | $0 |
| Free | 4.9Kratings | 62% | — | not modelled |
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💛 Estilo / Arte: Gráficos renovados en Unreal Engine 5 que le dan un salto impresionante a los modelos de los dioses, habilidades e iluminación, manteniendo el estilo clásico en tercera persona. Me encantaron los cambios del Smite 1 al 2, una LOCURA de juego realmente. Ni hablar de las SKINS, que me ENAMORARON del juego. 🧡 Jugabilidad: Moba frenético y muy de acción. Lo mejor es armar tus combos con dioses increíbles como Poseidón, Ymir, Ra y Medusa para reventar las peleas en equipo y dominar las líneas. 🩵 Veredicto Final: 10/10 — Una evolución genial para los fans de la franquicia y una excelente entrada si te gustan los juegos competitivos. PD: Si quieres ver gameplay editado o pasar a charlar un rato sobre este juego, te espero por mis canales: 💜 Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/karacrowxd 💖 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@KaraCrowXD
I loved Smite 1. I played Smite 1 an unhealthy amount of time, and spent a ludicrous amount of money on it knowing full well the skins I was buying would be temporary. Hi-Rez sold some skins at the end of Smite 1 that would be unlocked in Smite 2 when those gods came out in the second game. Hearing this I got each of them and said: "I want to support this game so I can play more with my friends. I want them to continue to work on this content. Keep up the good work, Hi-Rez. Rough start with Smite 2, but I bet you guys got this." Some of those skins are in Smite 2 and free if you bought them in Smite 1. Some of those skins say they are free if you bought them in Smite 1, but you still have to buy them. I dealt with a lot of BS over the years with Hi-Rez. I kept at it because I loved the first game, I loved the focus on mythology, and I loved the friends I made while playing (some were sweats, but most were chill and I still talk with daily). This practice of selling a product, promising a product in both Smite 1 and Smite 2, and then not delivering the product - I'm done. Hi-Rez, you lied. You took my money and you didn't deliver. Did you send a refund for your failure to deliver? No. You lied and you stole from me. I will play this with my friends because I like spending time with them. Hi-Rez will never get another cent from me. I will never recommend this game to anyone. In fact, I will recommend people avoid this game and Hi-Rez as a whole.
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Languages: English*, French, German, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Turkish, Spanish - Latin America, Ukrainian*languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 1.3K reviews with recorded playtime.
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Been playing smite 1 since season 3. On and off, if you have the right brand of tism and have stingy friends play this.
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muito bom!
MI FAVORITO!
I have two hands. In one, I hold the gameplay, a solid piece, nothing particularly special. In the other, I hold the company, which seems to have pulled my entire body into the void with its rather unfortunate gravity. While the gameplay Smite 2 is a definite departure from the format of the first title, it isn't fundamentally any worse for it. I think that the changes aren't necessarily anything terrible, though you aren't as spoiled for choice as before. The aspects are a wonderful addition, and generally have a habit of creating new ways to play the same character. All in all, a good amount of changes to explore, and nothing I'm terrifically worried about, though I do have complaints about the UI and visuals at some moments. HOWEVER, The problem lies within the company. We have witnessed a money-focused mindset in many places and in many things before, and I have to say.... I am wholly impressed by the dedication they have thrown into ensuring that everyone felt like they got completely ♥♥♥♥♥♥ by Smite 2. While I'm sure, to many, this is perhaps not news, but.... A token amount of skins have crossed over, and any gems refunded for the prior purchases are worth one half of what they would be. The other half MUST be paid for again, and not with earned currency, with premium. Perhaps, in a couple years, you may amass an eighth of your previous horde of premium currency simply by logging in with dedication and playing. But that would be, by all accounts, a stretch to rival the splits. I cannot recommend that anyone spends any amount of money on this title. I cannot recommend this company be given any funds. This is far and away some of the worst monetization schemes I've witnessed, and while it was never pretty in Smite 1, ramping it up for 2? Simply disgusting.
i enjoy playing the game
I played this on Xbox. The developers are going bankrupt and this game is flopping right before their eyes. They will continue to put out overpriced microtransactions in order to try and make ends meet. Good luck getting into a match thats properly matched based on skill. 90% of your games you'll be paired with people who no life this game. If thats not bad enough, theyve also implemented an automated banning bot that will have you sitting in the queue for hours over nothing. Play 300 games in a row, fine. Miss 1 game, not even by your own fault, and they ban you from queueing for 25 Minutes. Their bot is as much of a joke as the developers. Personal Experience: never missed a queue, or a god selection, go to queue in today and get a black screen. Its up for maybe 5 seconds before i get booted back to the lobby and get hit with this random queue suspension talkin bout "this is for our players" ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. If your game manages to ban somebody randomly over something completely out of the player's control then the game is faulty. I would say Smite is completely ♥♥♥♥♥♥ at this point. The only thing keeping this game alive is people who only play smite and thats like 500 people at most. Deserves -1 Stars for the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ you have to hurdle through just to get in a game.
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