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Hatred is an isometric twin-stick shooter developed and published by Destructive Creations, released on Steam on June 1, 2015. It is a deliberately provocative game: you play The Antagonist, a man who turns against humanity, and the game's violence toward civilians is its central theme. The content is intended for adult players only, and it drew wide controversy at launch. Read the store description before you buy to make sure it suits you.
Gameplay uses twin-stick controls with a mostly black-and-white visual style broken by color effects. Levels take place on the outskirts of a city, where police and armed forces respond as you progress, so you need to move, find cover and fight back to survive. Steam lists leaderboards, achievements and full controller support, and the game runs on Windows and Linux. A Hatred CD key activates the game on Steam.
Players who like hard-edged top-down shooters such as Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number may be interested, though Hatred's tone is far darker.
Steam (PC/Linux): Open Steam, go to Games > Activate a Product on Steam, and enter your code. Use our Steam key activation guide if you get stuck.
Region check: Some keys are restricted by country. Check our guide to region-locked keys first.
Official page: View the official Hatred Steam page for screenshots and details.
Isometric Twin-Stick Shooting: Aim and move independently with a keyboard and mouse or a controller from a top-down isometric view.
Black-and-White Visual Style: A near-monochrome look with selective color effects sets a bleak, deliberate tone.
Escalating Resistance: Police and armed forces arrive to stop you, forcing you to move, take cover and fight back.
Destructible Environments: Buildings and objects can be damaged and destroyed during firefights.
Mature, Adults-Only Content: The game centers on graphic violence and is made only for adult players.
Leaderboards and Achievements: Steam Leaderboards, Achievements and Trading Cards add score-chasing goals.
Linux Support: Hatred runs natively on Linux as well as 64-bit Windows.
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