SimulationFit check
Is True Hate worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Platformer fans who enjoy repeated attempts against hazardous obstacles
- Players who prefer skill-based jumps and dodging over a wide range of activities
- Players seeking a hand-drawn 2D adventure across varied environments
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want steady progress may find the story reset after a loss frustrating.
- Those seeking forgiving platforming may struggle with unpredictable hazards and hidden exits.
- Players looking for a clear, logical plot may find the story strange.
Our take on True Hate
The restart-on-loss design makes each mistake costly: it supports a demanding retry-focused challenge, but sacrifices continuity of progress. Players who prefer to resume near a setback may find the repeated return to the story's beginning a substantial constraint.
What is True Hate?
True Hate is a 2D platformer in which players cross hand-drawn settings including forests, caves, jungles, ruins and deserts.
The route involves jumping over lava and spikes, dodging lasers and fireballs, and searching for hidden exits. Obstacles can be unpredictable, and the way out of a level may be somewhere unexpected. A mistake can send players back to the start of the story, so progress depends on learning from repeated attempts and reacting carefully. The game has a strange, potentially illogical plot, music, and controller support. Its focus is on hazardous platforming and retrying rather than a broad range of activities.
How True Hate plays
- 01Hidden exits
- Some level routes require searching rather than heading toward an obvious endpoint.
- 02Story reset
- A loss sends progress back to the beginning of the story.
- 03Controller support
- The game can be played with a controller.
- 04Hand-drawn settings
- The route passes through several distinct environments, including forests, caves and deserts.
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True Hate: platforms & release
Is True Hate worth it?
It is worth it if: platformer fans who enjoy repeated attempts against hazardous obstacles. Skip it if: players who want steady progress may find the story reset after a loss frustrating.
Where can I download True Hate?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens True Hate's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is True Hate on?
Windows only.
