Hatred

Hatred is an isometric shooter about a man who declared war on everyone. The alleys and squares are full of civilians. The camera from above sees the entire block. Crates and barrels can be blown up. Grenades fly in an arc through cars. The game remembers places after battles. Panic grows with every loud shot. Ammo runs out at just the right moment. Shelters protect from fire from roofs. The hero calls himself an enemy of the human race. The picture is in black and white with sparse colors. The police come in waves, then the military comes. Health is not restored immediately. Blood and destruction remain on the asphalt. The task boils down to clearing the area. Killing civilians angers the police. The machine guns recoil and retract the barrel. The police arrive at the sound of gunfire. The world is visible from above, and the battle takes place in the cramped streets. Police and military respond to every loud shot. Weapons fall from the dead and lie in boxes. The story leads to the final battle. Civilians flee from the hero in panic. The hero rarely replenishes his health. The city is in panic by morning. Escape from encirclement requires shelter. It's hard to escape the crowd in an alley. Fire trucks block the streets. Weapons can be found in car trunks. The arsenal grows from pistols to heavy guns. Explosives break down walls and gates. Special forces wear armor and shields. Heavy weapons slow down. Dark tones are diluted with red flashes. Cars can be blown up in traffic jams. Heavy trunks hit the squares. For those who like tough shootouts, this game is suitable.