
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 | 23.8Kreviews | 55% | — | $0 |
| Free | 4.9Kratings | 62% | — | not modelled |
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A ♥♥♥♥♥♥ MOBA made by people who are not familiar with the concepts of balance or a proper matchmaking system. Just stay away from this game. It's just another early access cash grab spamming you with requests to purchase the next tier of "pack". Unfinished. No polish. Full of bugs. Blatant rampant cheating. You'd think people who have one MOBA under their belts know how to make a decent sequel, think again.
The game is full of gamebreaking bugs. They took all your skins from Smite 1 and gave you fake diamonds so you can now buy the skins YOU ALREADY PAID FOR for half the price. Yes you heard correctly, you need to pay for your already owned skins again. Like WTF. Also the prices ingame for skins, name colors etc. are a complete scam. The prices are just fricken insane. Also no ranked 3vs3 and they completely changed how 3vs3 works and completely destroyed the gamemode. So if you want to pay for the stuff you already own, want to buy a name color pack for 50+ Euros and want to play a game with completely gamebreaking bugs, then Smite 2 is the game for you!
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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 1.2K reviews with recorded playtime.
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there are just too many balance issues
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Gameplay is fun with friends but i advice you to not spend money on this game. Bought founder's edition, did not get my legacy gems, it's been a week i'm trying to solve this with their support and they decided they won't give me them. Came back to play with a friend and we both spent as much in smite 1, he got his and i didn't. The support e-mail that's on steam is not receiving messages, the web page you'll be talking to an AI endlessly and they will just close your tickets without solving them. And now i can't even get a refund for something i paid for and did not get. Play for free if you enjoy action mobas, but avoid investing in it.
its lame, download space marine 2 you will be so much happier.
I enjoy the 3v3 mode only. Here is why it's better than 5v5 (for me): - Tracking abilities of 3 enemies is easier, teamfights not as hectic. - The matches are 20-30 minutes instead of 40-60 - No fixed roles. In 3v3 you can pick 3 mages, 3 tanks or any other mix. Of course balanced teams perform better, but overall I feel like in 3v3 wacky teamcomps are more viable than in 5v5. - If one teammate is bad at the game, you can still sometimes win 2v3, I feel more impact from my skills in this mode than in 5v5. - People vote to forfeit hopeless matches more often in 3v3 that in 5v5 because it takes only 2 yes votes. That being said, the monetization in this game is on the level of mobile games (bad). Expect ads and microtransactions to be advertised in the UI a lot. Still, perfectly playable for free as real money only buys cosmetic stuff.
If you’re an old Smite 1 player coming to Smite 2 looking for nostalgia, you probably won’t find it here. The game does a lot of impressive things with its UI, gameplay, and graphics, but at its core, Smite 2 doesn’t hold a candle to its predecessor. For players who spent countless hours on Smite 1, mastering Gods and collecting skins, the transition to Smite 2 feels like a disservice. We were promised that our Legacy Gems would be duplicated if we purchased the special edition. However, instead of having countless gems to spend on a wide selection of great skins, we were given a handful of Gods with barely any skins available. That was a year ago. Upon returning to the game, I’m happy to see that the roster has expanded significantly. However, the skins still leave a lot to be desired. Smite 2 seems to prioritize silly, goofy, and colorful skins over designs that feel more godly, powerful, and awe-inspiring. Of course, this may not bother players who enjoy that style, but it’s disappointing for those who wish to feel empowered when playing as a god character. What bothers me most is what has happened to Legacy Gems. I have over 300,000 of them, yet the few skins I actually want to purchase now require a new currency called Diamonds. The Legacy Gems I was led to believe would carry over and retain meaningful value are now of very limited use, while I’m being asked to spend even more real money to access the content I actually want. After investing countless hours and supporting the game through its transition, this feels like a betrayal of the loyal player base that helped make Smite what it is today. Smite 2 has clearly made impressive technical and gameplay improvements, but for longtime Smite 1 players, it feels like much of what we valued was left behind.
horrible coding
awful game
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