Smite 2 Download: Free Third-Person MOBA of Gods
Smite 2 · for Windows
Developer: Titan Forge Games
- Windows
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Smite 2 is a free-to-play third-person MOBA developed by Titan Forge Games and published by Hi-Rez Studios, built on Unreal Engine 5. It runs on 64-bit Windows 10 and needs 8 GB of RAM and 30 GB of free space.
Smite 2 is the sequel to Smite, a MOBA with a twist: instead of a top-down view, you control your character from behind, aiming abilities directly like in an action game. Every playable character is a god or legendary figure from mythologies such as Greek, Norse, Egyptian and Chinese.
What’s new compared to Smite?
- Unreal Engine 5: Updated visuals, effects and maps.
- Aspects: Optional modifiers that change how a god’s kit works.
- Flexible builds: Items are no longer locked to physical or magical gods, so builds are more open.
Game modes
- Conquest: The classic three-lane 5v5 MOBA mode.
- Arena: A quick team deathmatch-style mode.
- Joust: A smaller single-lane mode for fast matches.
How to download
- The Download button opens the official Smite 2 page on Steam.
- Sign in with your Steam account and click “Play Game”.
- The tutorial and matches against bots teach the basics of laning and items.
System requirements
According to Steam, the minimum is 64-bit Windows 10, an Intel Core i5-9400F or AMD Ryzen 4500U, 8 GB of RAM, an NVIDIA GTX 1630, AMD RX 6400 or Intel Arc A380 graphics card, and 30 GB of free space.
Cost
Nothing. Smite 2 is free, and purchases are limited to skins and other cosmetics.
Pros
- Action-style aiming in a MOBA
- Gods from many mythologies
- Smaller download than most modern games
Cons
- Still a long learning curve, like any MOBA
- Windows only
Frequently Asked Questions
Which modes does Smite 2 have?
Conquest, the classic three-lane 5v5 mode, plus Arena and Joust for shorter matches.
Is Smite 2 different from Smite?
Yes. Smite 2 is a separate game built on Unreal Engine 5, with reworked gods, items and maps.
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