@lirin, that's the issue then. I don't have a monitor, nor really the space for one unfortunately. Does anyone have a solution for this? Doesn't matter as long as my computer thinks there's a monitor connected right?

Well, that's frustrating. Means I actually need to buy a monitor and make room for it on my desk... lol. Unless there's a trick I don't know about. I'll try those settings, thanks. Right now I'm finding the music to be pretty loud so I can't actually tell whether I'm doing it right or not.

I mean, if nothing else I'll buy a 15 inch gaming monitor because it's small. But I'd really not spend the money if I don't have to.

Actually it would be hard to trick it as the system needs to detect any monitor to work properly. I am guessing you need that sadly.

Ender lilies is not playable for sure. Tested it with my wife and well, there's TONS of platforming, backtracking. Typical medroidvania style game so yeah, no chance.

@assault_freak
You could just use any TV.  Heck you may even be able to use one of the old RCA/VGA ones with an adapter.

That said, if you want to try a display emulator...
https://www.amazon.ca/Dummy-Headless-Di … 8GJ1Z?th=1

You can leave the starting room by heading to the top right corner of that room then hitting uh, r1? RB, idk what controller you have, but you hit the interact with object button.

I eventually figured it out, but I can't get past the third room, those hellstone enemies are annoying, also, its hard to tell if I am in range with the enemies or not...

Can someone elaborate on what you would have to do on Hades when you get to the unaccessible parts? What do we have to do from there?
Also has anyone played that night of the full moon? How accessible is it, are we talking OCR again?

The inaccessible areas aren't really that much different.
You still have to kill all the creatures and find the exits, which are on the northwest or northeast corners of the current chamber, with the annoying setback that is the magma.
Think Crazy party's volcano world, except you don't die the instant you step into the magma.
It's really hard at first, but it becomes extremely easy after a few dozen playthroughs, especially because even though you're dying, your character is still getting stronger as you pick up darkness and gems and things.
I can clear Asphodel without losing a single life with god mode disabled, but as I said, it takes a lot of practice.

Couple of things.  First, it is absolutely possible to trick your PC into thinking there's a monitor attached.  I did it with mine.  Use an HDMI to VGA adaptor, plug it into your HDMI port, and you're good to go.  No monitor required.  As long as the adaptor is there, my motherboard sees it and I don't have issues.  I can choose to hook up an older monitor if I want, and I have in some cases when I need sighted assistance, but I don't most of the time.
Second, @Assault, if you look at my post in the Hades discussion where we were posting the other day, you will see that I gave the solution to the OCR problem.  (Post 58).  There are also links to my article if you're having language issues, because the language will need to be in English or in your native language for you to access the menu.  The relevant part states:
"I went into the properties for Hades itself.  It turned out that there is a property that says, "Show steam overlay during game", or something like that.  I toggled this off, and now OCR works like it's supposed to."
You want to definitely make sure the Steam overlay is off.  To get to properties, right click on Hades, and go down to properties.  That's why you'll need Steam in the correct language.  My Steam was in Chinese, so I couldn't ever get to the menu.  If you're having a language issue, go
here
to fix it.  Once that's fixed, then do the properties thing.  If that overlay is on, OCR isn't gonna read shit well.  Also, I'm hoping someone will answer my questions over in the Hades discussion topic soon.  (Post 87).