Hatred Greenlight Campaign [Dec 15, 2014, 09:35 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Destructive Creations now offers a new "Call
To Arms" teaser trailer from Hatred, the isometric shooter from the Polish
developer that has attracted a little heat since its recent
announcement due to just how much Hatred it seems to actually involve. The
call to arms is to garner support for a
Steam
Greenlight campaign to get this added to Valve's online store. Here's word:
If you are a diehard Hatred fan then this is one of the most important news for you this year! Now YOU can vote and decide to bring the game to one of the most popular gaming platforms! Don’t just wait until it happens. Tell your friends about it and let their friends tell their friends, so the news will spread everywhere! - said Jarosław Zieliński, Destructive Creations Creative Director. And enjoy our new, short, 'Call to Arms' trailer which is a tease of what we plan to show in January, when our new, features focused gameplay trailer will be released. - Zieliński added.
Hatred is an isometric shooter with a 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 in the society. Destroy everything on your way of hunt and fight back when it's disturbed.
HorrorScope wrote on Dec 15, 2014, 20:53:Squirmer wrote on Dec 15, 2014, 20:34:HorrorScope wrote on Dec 15, 2014, 20:07:Doesn't matter if it's not "real". If someone made a film about a guy who runs around killing Jews because he hates Jews, and the film celebrates his hatred, it would not be picked up by any respectable distributor. But would you say it's totally fine because it's just a film and not real?
I sort of like the way it looks. It isn't real, keep telling yourself that because it is true. I'm anti-real machine gun/tanks for citizens, but have no problems devastating pixels. Not sure why Steam wouldn't carry it. Do they not understand what they sell isn't real?
Is the game going around killing jews only? What specific group are they targeting in hatred or just everyone?
I will modify my thought though, Valve has the total right to not carry it. But the makers of the game have every right to make it and distribute it however they can. Fair enough.
I haven't seen a single person say they don't have the right to make the game.
Everyone is just saying they seem like a bunch of assholes making a shitty game that's basically clickbait in gameplay form.
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Squirmer wrote on Dec 15, 2014, 20:34:HorrorScope wrote on Dec 15, 2014, 20:07:Doesn't matter if it's not "real". If someone made a film about a guy who runs around killing Jews because he hates Jews, and the film celebrates his hatred, it would not be picked up by any respectable distributor. But would you say it's totally fine because it's just a film and not real?
I sort of like the way it looks. It isn't real, keep telling yourself that because it is true. I'm anti-real machine gun/tanks for citizens, but have no problems devastating pixels. Not sure why Steam wouldn't carry it. Do they not understand what they sell isn't real?
Is the game going around killing jews only? What specific group are they targeting in hatred or just everyone?
I will modify my thought though, Valve has the total right to not carry it. But the makers of the game have every right to make it and distribute it however they can. Fair enough.
HorrorScope wrote on Dec 15, 2014, 20:07:
I sort of like the way it looks. It isn't real, keep telling yourself that because it is true. I'm anti-real machine gun/tanks for citizens, but have no problems devastating pixels. Not sure why Steam wouldn't carry it. Do they not understand what they sell isn't real?
Because Valve is a business and associating with apparently-hate-group-associated-developers is not good business sense.
HorrorScope wrote on Dec 15, 2014, 20:07:Doesn't matter if it's not "real". If someone made a film about a guy who runs around killing Jews because he hates Jews, and the film celebrates his hatred, it would not be picked up by any respectable distributor. But would you say it's totally fine because it's just a film and not real?
I sort of like the way it looks. It isn't real, keep telling yourself that because it is true. I'm anti-real machine gun/tanks for citizens, but have no problems devastating pixels. Not sure why Steam wouldn't carry it. Do they not understand what they sell isn't real?
I sort of like the way it looks. It isn't real, keep telling yourself that because it is true. I'm anti-real machine gun/tanks for citizens, but have no problems devastating pixels. Not sure why Steam wouldn't carry it. Do they not understand what they sell isn't real?
Quinn wrote on Dec 15, 2014, 17:58:jdreyer wrote on Dec 15, 2014, 17:06:
Not in favor of gov't censorship, but totally happy if these assholes went out of business. This game is nihilistic and pointless. I, too, wonder how all this will turn out.
Who cares if its nihilistic and pointless. It's a game. As long as there is no proof (or is there?) that these are neo-nazis, I wish these guys the best of luck with this game. I didnt mind lobbing a molotov cocktail or two into a crowd of civilians in Postal and would like to do so again with PhysX xP
These guys are reportedly followers of a hate group on Facebook in Poland, but whatever. My opinion is that people are getting way too emotionally invested in this; it's a game. That's it.
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jdreyer wrote on Dec 15, 2014, 17:06:
Not in favor of gov't censorship, but totally happy if these assholes went out of business. This game is nihilistic and pointless. I, too, wonder how all this will turn out.
Who cares if its nihilistic and pointless. It's a game. As long as there is no proof (or is there?) that these are neo-nazis, I wish these guys the best of luck with this game. I didnt mind lobbing a molotov cocktail or two into a crowd of civilians in Postal and would like to do so again with PhysX xP
These guys are going for the same horseshit Streisand Effect marketing that Running With Scissors did with their own steaming pile IP, Postal.
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Not in favor of gov't censorship, but totally happy if these assholes went out of business. This game is nihilistic and pointless. I, too, wonder how all this will turn out.
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MoreLuckThanSkill wrote on Dec 15, 2014, 16:25:
I have no interest in getting this game, but I admit I am mildly interested in seeing how their strategy of continual negative press translates into sales, especially if they are unable to get their game onto Steam.
They launch in Q2 of 2015. They are doing all of this way too early. This is the type of shit they should be pulling in Feb/Mar if they wanted it to translate into sales. At this rate, everyone will have forgotten about them before they can buy unless the gaming press does them a favor.
Just noticed the doom logo font...nice...
I have no interest in getting this game, but I admit I am mildly interested in seeing how their strategy of continual negative press translates into sales, especially if they are unable to get their game onto Steam.
Yeah, Valve killed this one pretty quickly. The devs then put out a press release basically saying, "Valve killed our project, fuck yeah!"
Idiots.
Idiots.
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I like the "doom" font for the logo, nice touch.
wasteoid wrote on Dec 15, 2014, 11:32:
This game should sell well in Germany.
And even better in the US.
“With the first link, the chain is forged. The first speech censured, the first thought forbidden, the first freedom denied, chains us all irrevocably." - Aaron Sati
I'm typically pretty opposed to censorship (unless it's against shit like child porn), but that doesn't mean I'm going to vote for your utterly pointless and utterly childish game, Polish neo-nazis.
Looks like it was pulled down.
I suspect this should have no trouble making it through Greenlight.
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This game should sell well in Germany.
Rattlehead wrote on Dec 15, 2014, 10:16:
This came out 16 years ago, it's called Postal.
Yeah. But this one has built in NSA monitoring. Each month the top 10 players on the leader board are given a free ankle bracelet with built-in tracking software and warentless police raid.
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