Hatred (2015)
Genres:Indie, Shooter
Themes:Action, Thriller
Game modes:Single player
Story:Hatred is an isometric shooter with disturbing atmosphere of mass killing, where player takes the role of a cold blood antagonist, who is full of hatred for humanity. It's a horror, but here YOU are the villain. Wander the outskirts of New York State, seek for victims on seven free-roam levels. Fight against law enforcement and take a journey into the antagonist's hateful mind. Gather equipment of the dead ‘human shields’ to spread Armageddon upon society. Destroy everything on your way of hunt and fight back when it's disturbed...Show more
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I know what a controversial game to support. It's like Postal 1 but more extreme. It's actually a great game to let your anger out in. You get objectives that may give you a little help to a degree. Sure it's easy to die in this. At the same time, you quickly adapt to whatever happening in the game. The executions really reminded me of Manhunt series. GOG is no stranger to such games. Hatred is more of a game not everyone going to love. But to the right people like me we simply can't get enough of it. This game allows you to literately rip loose. Without games like this, the world would become boring. A game that not only knows exactly what it is. Somehow with all the violence. The game keeps itself interesting especially later into the run.
Why Hatred Deserves a Place on GOG and Recognition as a Dark Cult Classic
Hatred, released in 2015 by Destructive Creations, stirred up major controversy upon announcement, but behind its shock value lies a brutally honest tribute to old-school isometric shooters—especially Postal (1997). While its dark tone and nihilistic premise pushed boundaries, it’s an important piece of gaming history that deserves preservation on a platform like GOG, which champions uncensored, DRM-free gaming.
Much like Postal, Hatred offers a chaotic top-down experience that puts players in control of destruction. But where Postal leaned into absurdist satire, Hatred plunges into the grim psyche of a misanthropic protagonist in a stark black-and-white world, only punctuated by red blood. The visual style is artistic and deliberately oppressive, making the game stand out stylistically and atmospherically.
Despite criticism, Hatred succeeds in its goal: to provoke and challenge gaming norms. Its tight, responsive gameplay, destructible environments, and brutal difficulty curve make it more than just a controversy machine—it’s a competent twin-stick shooter with a distinct aesthetic and gameplay identity. Like Postal, it reflects an era of unfiltered creative risk-taking rarely seen in today’s polished AAA landscape.
Adding Hatred to GOG would preserve a unique, unapologetic piece of gaming art—one that, love it or hate it, deserves to be remembered and accessible without censorship. GOG’s commitment to game preservation and creative freedom makes it the perfect home for this misunderstood cult title.
A fun game I had to buy on Zoom-Platform because GOG is too COWARDLY to release it. It's been almost 10 years and the forced controversy is long over, just release it already!.
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