As Halloween casts its eerie shadows, horror enthusiasts find themselves diving into chilling games, both new and classic. This season brings a mix of thrilling options, from Cronos: The New Dawn and Silent Hill f to timeless favorites like Amnesia: The Dark Descent, Dead Space, and Alien: Isolation. However, one anticipated title, the isometric 80s-themed horror adventure from Broken Mirror Games and Skybound Games, will not be part of this year’s haunting lineup.
Delayed Release for I Hate This Place
Amidst the spooky celebrations, fans received an unsettling update. A newly released story trailer ends with the revelation that the game’s release has been postponed. Originally set for November 7, 2025, it has now been rescheduled to launch on January 29, 2026, across PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch. The developers have chosen to delay the release to incorporate community feedback and ensure the game makes a strong first impression.
More Time for Community-Driven Enhancements
According to a statement from Broken Mirror Games on their official social media account, the decision to push back the release date aims to integrate changes inspired by player input. They expressed gratitude for the community’s patience and understanding as they fine-tune the game for its debut.
A Look at the Game’s Inspirations and Availability
‘I Hate This Place’ is inspired by the comic book created by Kyle Starks and Artyom Topilin, drawing players into a world filled with supernatural horrors and 80s nostalgia. Although initially expected to launch by the end of this year, the delay provides an opportunity to explore other seasonal gaming offers. Meanwhile, eager players can experience a taste of the game through a demo available on PC, featured during the latest Steam Next Fest.