I Hate This Place Game Release Date for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and PC Set for November

I Hate This Place: A Thrilling New Horror Game Launching Soon

After unveiling a glimpse of gameplay last month, developer Broken Mirror Games and publisher Skybound Games have officially announced that their highly anticipated horror action title, I Hate This Place, is set to launch on multiple platforms, including PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and PC. Mark your calendars for its release on November 7, 2025, coinciding with this week’s Gamescom 2025 events.

The recently released launch trailer showcases intensified gameplay and embraces the distinctive ’80s aesthetic that differentiates it from other isometric games currently available. This nostalgic design choice is expected to resonate with fans of the genre, evoking a sense of both familiarity and innovation.

A Debut Worth Noticing

I Hate This Place marks a significant milestone as the inaugural title from both Broken Mirror Games and Skybound Games. This venture comes on the heels of Broken Mirror Games’ establishment in 2024 and represents Skybound Games’ first project since its inception by Bloober Team in late 2023.

Experience It Live at Gamescom

While trailers have sparked interest, the real test awaits those attending Gamescom 2025. Visitors can engage with the game firsthand by visiting the studio’s booth located in Arena Hall 10.1, Stand A:044. This could be a unique opportunity to explore the depths of the game and experience firsthand what could potentially be one of the standout debuts in the gaming realm.

#Gamescom2025 starts THIS WEDNESDAY❗❗❗Visit our booth at Hall 10.2, Stand F:054 (@GalaktusBooth) or @Alienware Arena Hall 10.1, Stand A:044 to play I Hate This Place and maybe even something more? 🤔You will have to check for yourself – see you there! pic.twitter.com/cxmvSU5JC7

— Broken Mirror Games (@BMGhorrors) August 18, 2025

Stay tuned for more updates as the game’s launch approaches, and prepare to dive into a chilling experience that promises to captivate horror and isometric genre enthusiasts alike. To read more, check the full details here.