The Polish independent game developer Destructive Creations announced Hatred, a controversial isometric shooter game.
The first gameplay trailer of Hatred was released, showcasing the game's violent and dark themes.
Valve removed Hatred from Steam Greenlight due to controversy over its violent content, stirring debate about censorship in video games.
Valve reversed its decision and reinstated Hatred on Steam Greenlight, allowing it to proceed towards release.
Hatred was officially released on the Steam platform, available for purchase by the public.
The game received mostly mixed to negative reviews from critics and players due to its gameplay and controversial content.
The main character of Hatred is born, harboring a nihilistic worldview and a deep resentment towards society.
The protagonist grows up isolated and disturbed, developing a violent mindset with no empathy for others.
A significant yet ambiguous event shatters the protagonist's final ties to humanity, initiating his path of mass violence.
The protagonist starts his deliberate spree of violent killings across the city to express his hatred for life itself.
Local police and special forces attempt to stop the protagonist, leading to several deadly confrontations.
The protagonist makes a last stand against overwhelming forces, culminating in his ultimate demise or capture.
