In the 14th-century epic poem The Divine Comedy , the Roman poet serves as the guide for the character Dante as they descend through the nine circles of Hell. Virgil represents human reason and provides the moral and intellectual framework for the journey. The Nine Circles of Hell:
– Home to the unbaptized and virtuous pagans. Circle 2: Lust – Sinners are buffeted by eternal winds. Circle 3: Gluttony – Souls wallow in icy rain and slush. In Hell
You play as "Lost Ones"—living beings who must traverse Hell to reach the Last Gate before losing their "Hope". In the 14th-century epic poem The Divine Comedy
– Divided into rings for violence against neighbors, self, and God. Circle 2: Lust – Sinners are buffeted by eternal winds
It adapts all monsters and environmental effects from the original poem into game mechanics.