The Trials of Olympus II Wrath of the Gods

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The Trials of Olympus II: Wrath of the Gods

Here’s a detailed look at The Trials of Olympus II: Wrath of the Gods — what it is, how it plays, and whether it might be a good fit for you.

The game is a match‑3 puzzle title set in a Greek mythology context, developed by e‑FunSoft Games and published by HH‑Games (and others). (Steam Store)
Storyline: You play as Angelo (or a similar hero) who has built a palace and married Princess Amara — but then the war‑god Ares kidnaps the princess, and you must embark on a quest across mythic worlds (Vortex, Olympian Sky Kingdom, etc) to save her. (Steam Store)
The game features over 100 challenging match‑3 levels, spread across 5 distinct worlds. (Steam Store)
It also has a “fortress building/upgrades” meta‑game: 32 upgrades to construct the world’s most powerful fortress. (GameTop.com)

Core mechanics: Standard match‑3 style — swap adjacent tiles/gems to make matches of three or more to clear them, meet level objectives (e.g., clear obstacles, collect items). (IPlay)
Meta‑game elements: As you complete levels you unlock/earn resources for fortress upgrades (32 upgrades). This adds a layer beyond just solving boards. (Steam Store)
Thematic/level design: Five worlds to conquer, each with its own challenges and mythic beasts. (IPlay)
Platform & size: PC/Windows (Windows 7/8/10/11) version available; minimum requirements very modest (256 MB RAM, ~400 MB storage). (Steam Store)

If you enjoy match‑3 puzzle games and like the idea of a mythological Greek‑theme (gods, Titans, gothic sky kingdoms), this has strong thematic flavour.
The addition of the fortress‑upgrade meta‑layer gives more incentive to progress than just “next level” for its own sake.
The level count (100+) and multiple worlds suggest reasonable content for the price.

Despite the mythic setting and meta‑game, the core gameplay remains traditional match‑3 — so if you’re seeking something radically new or experimental, it may feel familiar.
The PC version’s presentation and polish may not match major AAA titles — it’s more of a casual/indie style match‑3 offering.
The meta‑game, while a plus, may be relatively light (i.e., upgrades but not necessarily deep strategy).
While some reviews are positive (“Positive” on Steam) the user base is small and critical reviews are limited. (Steam Store)

Developer: e‑FunSoft Games (Steam Store)
Publisher: HH‑Games (Windows) (Steam Store)
Release Date: January 28, 2019 on Steam for the latest version. (Steam Store)
Platforms: Windows PC (Windows 7/8/10/11) (Steam Store)
File size / storage: ~400 MB free storage required as per Steam listing. (Steam Store)
Approximate price: Steam keys have been seen in the ~$4 USD range. (GameBoost)

If you’re someone who:

enjoys casual puzzle games (especially match‑3)
likes mythology / Greek gods settings
wants a bit more than “just another board after another board” (via upgrades/meta)

Then The Trials of Olympus II: Wrath of the Gods is likely a solid pick.

If however you:

want deep puzzle mechanics beyond match‑3 (like new tile types, radical board layouts, heavy strategy)
prefer top‑tier graphics or large‑scale AAA production values
are looking for multiplayer or massive replayability

Then you might find it somewhat modest but still enjoyable as a relaxed game.