The Guardian gave the fantasy drama five stars, adding that the series is "a reimagining of Greek mythology that is subtle and intricate, witty, rigorous, hugely intelligent, funny and brutal".
Radio Times awarded the series with four stars, calling Kaos "unexpectedly brutal and horrifying in some real gut-punching moments, yet it still manages to keep that darkly funny tone throughout".
The Times called it "a clever meditation on power, existentialism, religion, and perhaps, the terrible boredom that would come with eternal life".
In slightly less favorable reviews, Variety said that "episodes are mostly overlong, resulting in moments that feel drawn out and sometimes detract from the overall pacing of the series."
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