The path is a dead-end, but it's important to kill these enemies-when you go back to the previous room, the left path leads to a rope you need to climb across, and the archers would make this impossible to traverse. Kill them all and the magic barrier on the doorway to the right will disappear, letting you back to kill a bunch of archers. The correct doorway (again, the third on the left side) leads to a small cavern that's filled with legionnaire archers and minotaurs. However, if you can make it all the way to the end of the hall, there's a lower chamber with a few chests, one of which houses a Phoenix Feather. The door that leads to the exit is the third door on the left side of the hall-every other door leads to a dead-end with nothing in it (save for one that has a health orb chest). On either side of the hall are doorways that Kratos can pull open, but you'll have to be quick to open them before the boulders crush down on you. You need to run up the hall while dodging the boulders. Drop back down to floor-level and head up the stairway to enter the hall, but be mindful of the crushing boulders rolling down the hall. You can grab hold of a handle at the back of the head to spin it around, pointing the beam directly into the dark hallway at the top of the stairs. Swim back to the surface and climb to the statue's head. At the very base of the statue is a switch to pull that causes light to emit from the Hades statue. Drop down to the main level of the room and dive into the water. On the walkway overhanging the main room is a floor switch that Kratos and depress which causes the giant statue of Hades to emerge from the bloody water below. Run through the newly opened tunnel to exit back to the hall with the too-dark room on the far end. With all enemies dead, you should see a brief cutscene that shows the exit of the maze opening. Wait for it, and jump through the doorway to fight the last two enemies of the maze. Occasionally, the block pulls backwards far enough to reveal a second doorway on the right side of the hall. You need to enter the room and very quickly double jump to get on top of the block to avoid taking damage. On the very far side of the second floor, you'll find a doorway that leads to a hall with a huge wooden block that slams forward. One of them leads to a pair of red orb chests, and the other leads to a room that's packed with legionnaires. On the second floor you'll find two wall sections that you can push out of the way.
On the first floor of the maze is an elevator that you can operate, but it's probably best to be sure the bottom level is cleared of enemies before heading up. Luckily, there are also plenty of health orb chests along the way. There are only two floors to the maze, but it's packed with enemies, including gorgons, centaurs, and many legionnaires. This maze really isn't much of a maze at all, but there is one important thing to know: even though you don't find out until you reach the end of the maze, the goal here is to kill every enemy within the maze. Open up the doorway on the left side of the cavern to enter the architect's maze. On the left is a ledge you can jump to reach some chests, one of which is holding a Phoenix Feather. When both rings are fully lit, the doorway will open, letting you enter the hall beyond. Another good way to kill the centaurs (and ensure that they're within the ring when they die) is to use Poseidon's Rage. The best way to launch the centaurs is with the Achilles' Flip move (roll towards them and press X), followed up with a pair of quick attacks. You'll need to light up four holes in both rings to fully open the skull-marked doorway.įighting the centaurs isn't exactly easy, but you can combo them if you manage to launch them into the air. As long as you deliver a killing blow to an enemy within that ring, one of the holes in the ring will light up. There are two glowing blue rings on the floor of the room, which is where you need to do the killing. A small army of centaurs will invade the room, and you've got to use them for the sacrifice.
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