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SMITE®
SMITE® suits players who want team battles among mythological gods from a direct third-person viewpoint. Multiplayer is central to the appeal; it costs $0.00 at 
Epic Game Store, has full controller support, and offers full English audio. At $0.00 from Epic Game Store, weigh the cost against your appetite for team battles and the full controller support.
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Price History
Past 36 months · Updated dailyHistorical Low~ $0.002023-08Current Low Across Stores~ $0.00Epic Game StoreAt its historical low now
Prices cover Steam and 39 authorized stores; only legitimate offers are counted. The chart shows weekly market-wide lows and Steam's official price across the past 36 months.
01About SMITE®
SMITE® puts mythological gods into team-based MOBA battles viewed from a third-person action perspective. Use each deity’s distinct abilities, aim attacks, and set up ambushes as you fight alongside a team on the battlefield. Steam player reviews: 78% positive from 119,900 reviews.
Credits
Developer
Titan Forge Games
Publisher
Hi-Rez Studios
Voice
Ironmouse · [Q138507460]
Lowest recorded in 36 months
$0.002023-08-12 · SteamBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.Language support
| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Simplified Chinese | Yes | — | — |
| English | Yes | — | Yes |
| French | Yes | — | — |
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| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
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| German | Yes | — | — |
| Spanish | Yes | — | — |
| Polish | Yes | — | — |
| Russian | Yes | — | — |
| Portuguese-Brazil | Yes | — | — |
| Turkish | Yes | — | — |
| Japanese | Yes | — | — |
Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-13
02Before you buy
Play options
The Steam PC version supports multiplayer and full controller support.
Language
English has full audio; other supported interface languages are listed in-game.
03Frequently asked questions
What kind of game is SMITE?
SMITE is a MOBA played from a third-person action viewpoint, featuring gods from mythology.
Is there an accessible mode?
Arena is a deathmatch-like mode, while auto-buy and auto-level can ease players into matches.
How many gods can I play?
The description features more than 100 mythological icons, each with unique strategies and powers.
Popular Steam reviews
Native-language selection · 10 reviewsSelected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.
RecommendedSteam player
Needs Jesus update.Show moreShow less
35.5 hours at review1,799 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
I have over 1.2k hours in this game (only 905 on steam). Been playing since beta. Spent a ton of rl money in game. In the top 2% of casual elo. Have never been banned and rarely got notifications of any one I ever reported for harrassment being banned. Not a problem normally I mean I played lol it comes par for the course with any online multiplayer/competitive game. I have heard about twitch streamers and Hirez people just randomly banning people for silly reasons but never saw it in that whole time. Last game I played I had someone from Hirez on team and he was playing poorly on all fronts. We got into it after I asked him to get a certain item to help him and after the game he continued in lobby where I ignored him. Entered a new game and got dcd. Never happens. Got a weeks ban hammer for having it out with someone from Hirez. I mean when their own employee can't handle the community they created and work for it says something. Very unprofessional. It would be different if I have a history of being banned. I don't. Needless to say I am done with Smite and Hirez. Not that Hirez had anything but Smite.Show moreShow less
892.5 hours at review953 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
Smite's unique camera angle alone is enough to set it apart from other MOBAs, and developer Hi-Rez didn't stop there. Each map is polished, every God looks and sounds great, and exceptional Match of the Day modes offer plenty of variety. Some late-game balance issues aside, Smite’s divine execution of innovative ideas make it a worthy contender.Show moreShow less
12.7 hours at review1,085 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
Keep in mind that I have played Smite for 4 years now, these Steam hours are merely 1/5 of my whole playtime. I've spent about 2000 euros on this game, and while I don't regret any of those purchases, I really can't recommend this game in this state. Smite is not the problem, it's a good game. Hi-Rez is the issue. If you enjoy basically non-existent lore, cash-grabs and rigged systems, cancerous matchmaking, unbalanced and clearly developer-favored characters, bugs aplenty, one completely incapable and utterly useless CEO that holds back the whole department and one of the most toxic communities that even rivals Overwatch's community, Smite is your game. Back when I started playing, Smite was still in open beta and probably my favorite game for years. It was diverse, set itself apart from all other MOBAS through its 3rd person perspective and tons of different maps. It also had that great concept where you could just buy a skin that you wanted. But then Hi-Rez published it's first chests. There were only 2 exclusive skins, but they quickly realized how much money they could make off that garbage system. In the following years, 95% of all new skins were exclusive or limited - put in cash-grab events or chests. There was a time where there wasn't a single directly purchasable skin for 6 or more months. To this day there are still gods with well over 5 skins, all of them exclusive. Let's put this into perspective: There are literally 128 types of chests in this game. They range from 200gems to 400gems, so about 3,20€ to 6,40€ respectively, per roll. As a new player, you have 0/55 items from the Curiosity Chest. Each roll costs 3,20€. The chests are also rigged, not joking here, which means you'll get the skin at ~53/55, which puts you at a staggering 170€ just to get that one skin you wanted. And every single season, the grande finale of cash grabs, the so called "odyssey". Smite teases one "Tier5 skin", a skin that changes basically everything a god has to offer in terms of design. It's comparable to LoL's ultimate skins, which cost about 20€. The only issue here is, that you can't directly buy the skin. You have to get a ton of other exclusive skins you probably don't even want for that one T5 skin that's barely worth 20 bucks. You'll lose about 100€, if not more, in this great "odyssey", as Hi-Rez likes to title it. The odyssey is also often accompanied by several "adventures". Adventures are basically one sort of RPG where you choose one god and kill some monsters. The catch is, this map doesn't change, the map always remains the same, and all rewards are either locked behind a paywall (who would have guessed) or a tedious grind-fest that'll probably take millions of your brain cells and about 2 weeks of your life. I'm not even going to talk about the recent "adventure", because that's just a pure joke. Now, bugs. Smite suffers from so many bugs, many of which are present since closed beta. Some of the more recent ones are so gamebreaking it's honestly a joke that they're not fixed yet. First off, In 99% of all matches, lobby chat just doesn't work. It won't even appear in your chat box. You can't communicate with your teammates while you pick your gods. Second, also in 99% of all matches, one or more gods won't load in your stats screen. Which basically means, that, if you press TAB, it won't list that particular god. You can't see their items (which in turn means you don't know how to build against them), you can't see their relics, not even their score. Their kills aren't even listed for your team. You basically have a ghost. Also, sometimes your game just freezes on defeat or win screen and just crashes alltogether. Present since beta, they're just addressing it, after 4 years. While we're at it, I just want to point out Hi-Rez' favoritism, regarding both gods and modes. As you would expect with gods, there are just certain gods which are blatantly overpowered or just unfun to play against. These can usually be identified by looking at their skins, because they usually have billions. Examples would be Loki, Neith, Hercules or Nox. These are not necessarily overpowered, but have heavily bloated kits which make them almost unkillable and totally unfun to play against. Now modes. Like I said before, Smite has a multitude of gamemodes, many more than Hots, LoL or DotA. Now, the issue is, the whole game is balanced around the "main" mode, Conquest; the typical 5v5 tower-and-minion-push mode, which every moba has. In my 4 years of Smite, I have played 18 matches of Conquest. To compare, I've played over 2000 matches of Arena (5v5 without towers), 600 in Joust (3v3), 500 in Siege (4v4) and 900 matches of Clash (5v5 mix between Conquest and Arena). I never really found the ambition to learn all 4851 rules of Conquest, so I stuck to the other gamemodes which barely required 2 of my 5 braincells. Hi-Rez just tries to force Conquest down your throat at every single possible moment. IIRC, one of the design-leaders even talked about removing other modes so people would flock to Conquest. This alone truly catches the sheer incompetence of Hi-Rez's executives. Most players even stated they would quit before they'd even touch Conquest. At last, Smite's community. I'm more of a casual and average player, but every single match you're plagued by atleast one incredibly inept (most of the time they're low level because matchmaking sucks) or toxic player, sometimes even both. The problem is, that just like in many other games, most players think way too highly of themselves. But Smite players take the cake. They not only play gods, they think they are gods. The ultimate pinacle of garbage this game has to offer can be found on reddit. You can't criticize one single god without some white knight showing up and defending their true love like there's no tomorrow, because "muh waifu". It's one of the most toxic communites you'll ever see in any videogame, so rev up these mute buttons. Just be aware that you can't mute incompetence. Also, the matchmaking is so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ bad that I have a legit 85% winrate this season. Every game balances the winrate around 50%. In conclusion, I'm fascinated that both Hi-Rez and Smite are still alive. Hi-Rez ran so many good games into the ground, gunned them down in the streets or left them to rot in their bug-infested basement, it's a miracle that the company isn't bankrupt. Play this game if you want, but you'll be disappointed in the long run, which is the worst kind of disappointment. Many years I've defended both Hi-Rez and Smite, but at this state, it doesn't make any sense to. I've had my fun, I don't regret a single penny or minute I've spent, but I'm about done.Show moreShow less
1,034 hours at review640 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
Played hundreds of hours before the Steam release since beta, and now I can track how much of my life I waste playing this great game. Also I can use Steam money to buy ingame stuff, so that's a plus. 11/10 would recommend.Show moreShow less
8.5 hours at review717 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
God forbid you are new to the game or you're trying to learn a new god. I've never witnessed a more un-welcoming community than the Smite community. They're so incredibly toxic and unhelpful. People will say the most heinous things to you in chat and then still expect you'll teamwork with them.Show moreShow less
8.3 hours at review577 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
Step 1: "Play one match of SMITE" Step 2: "Uninstall League of Legends" Step 3: "Go back to playing Smite" "10/10 would uninstall League again."Show moreShow less
12.5 hours at review699 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
August 2020 update: On top of all the things listed below, the game now crashes constantly for multiple players. I've sent several emails to Hi-Rez since originally posting this review, and haven't had a single response. Every time the game crashes, it bans you for what seems like a completely random amount of time. For example, I have been banned for 24 hours, 30 hours, 10 hours, 30 minutes, 10 minutes, etc. No response from the development team whatsoever. The concept of this game is fantastic. One of my favorite MOBAs. However, the community is absolute trash. Every single person is toxic and no one ever wants to help. As of July 2020, the game has been taken over by trolls. That being said, the developers are just as bad. Several people in the community who have made smite as popular as it is constantly get abused by the dev team. Even casual players can fall victim to this as well. The reporting system is a joke. If a team wants to ban you, all they have to do is mass report you and you get banned. The ban system is all computer generated. TLDR; a good game with a complete joke of a management team and community.Show moreShow less
546.6 hours at review573 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
The MOBA for people who don't like MOBAs.Show moreShow less
22.2 hours at review689 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
Instead of graduating medical school i spent the equivalent time playing this game. Graduate medical school instead it pays betterShow moreShow less
10,214.1 hours at review568 people found this helpful
Source: original Steam user reviews. Helpful votes are an archived snapshot, not live data. Last collected: 08/14/2026.