Trees Hate You
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About Trees Hate You
Trees Hate You is a chaotic forest adventure from Tykenn where a simple hike home turns into a string of traps, tricks, and rude surprises. The trees are not scenery here - they are the problem. They block paths, set up ambushes, and punish anyone who assumes the trail is safe.

This is a rage-comedy game built around short retries and memorable gags. Each failure teaches you something about the next trap, so progress comes from patience, timing, and learning when the forest is trying to bait you.
Gameplay Walkthrough
Need a route preview before the forest starts cheating? Watch this Trees Hate You walkthrough for the main demo path, secrets, and ending.
How to Play
- Move carefully through each stretch of forest and watch for unusual trees, branches, gaps, and suspiciously quiet paths.
- Jump and dodge when traps activate; the safest route is often the one you discover after a few painful attempts.
- Remember each gag so you can react faster on the next run.
- Keep moving after a mistake; quick retries are part of the fun and part of how you learn the level.
Key Features
- Hostile forest comedy: Trees are active troublemakers, not passive background objects.
- Trap-driven progression: Every area is designed around surprises, timing, and learning from failure.
- Short retry loop: Failed attempts reset quickly, making it easy to try a new approach.
- Bright 3D world: Colorful environments make the unfair moments feel playful instead of grim.
Tips
- Do not trust obvious paths: If a route looks too clean, approach slowly and be ready to back up.
- Bait attacks first: Triggering a trap from a safer distance can reveal the timing before you commit.
- Look above and beside you: The forest likes using off-screen or side-angle surprises.
- Stay calm after a cheap shot: The joke only works once; the next attempt is your answer.
If you enjoy troll platformers, weird adventure games, and the satisfaction of finally outsmarting a mean level, Trees Hate You is ready to ruin your peaceful walk.

















