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Adolf Hitler almost 80 years after his death returns to suffer punishment for the Holocaust and his other crimes by becoming the object of torture for thousands of gamers from around the world.

Steam ↗Windows · Linux
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About FUCK HITLER

FUCK HITLER is a free‑to‑play indie action simulation where players construct torture devices and repeatedly spawn Adolf Hitler to earn points. The game emphasizes creative destruction using blocks, firearms and other weapons to maximize a score. The experience includes a global leaderboard, an advanced photo mode for capturing moments, and Steam Workshop integration for community‑made maps. It runs on Windows and Linux and supports typical Steam features such as achievements and cloud saves.

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Gameplay Mechanics

Players can build torture constructions from a wide variety of blocks and weapons. The system allows an infinite number of Hitler instances, each of which can be harmed with firearms and white weapons to generate points.

Scoring is directly tied to the amount of suffering inflicted, encouraging players to experiment with different weapon‑block combinations to increase their tally.

  • Try layering multiple block types to create more complex torture setups.
  • Observe which weapons yield the highest points per hit and prioritize them.

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Leaderboard System

All points earned during a session are summed and submitted to a global leaderboard. This ranking reflects each player's total accumulated score across play sessions.

The leaderboard provides a competitive context, motivating players to refine their torture designs for higher point yields.

  • Focus on consistent high‑scoring tactics to climb the leaderboard gradually.
  • Compare your scores with top players to identify potential efficiency gaps.
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Photo Mode

An advanced photo mode lets players pause the action at any moment to capture a screenshot. The mode is intended for creating shareable images of the torture scenes.

Captured images can be distributed within the community, adding a visual showcase element to the gameplay.

  • Pause during a dramatic moment for the most impactful shot.
  • Experiment with camera angles to highlight the complexity of your constructions.

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Steam Workshop Integration

The game supports Steam Workshop, allowing users to download maps created by other players or upload their own creations. This expands the variety of available torture scenarios.

Workshop content can be accessed directly from the game, providing a continual flow of new environments without additional development.

  • Browse popular workshop maps for inspiration on new construction ideas.
  • Upload your own maps to receive feedback and potentially increase your visibility.

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Platform Support

FUCK HITLER is officially released for Windows and Linux operating systems. The game utilizes standard Steam features such as achievements, cloud saves, and family sharing.

No macOS version is listed, and the game is categorized as single‑player.

  • Ensure your Steam client is up to date to access all listed features.
  • Take advantage of Steam Cloud to keep your progress synchronized across devices.

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    FUCK HITLER FAQ

    How are points calculated in the game?

    Points are awarded each time a Hitler instance is harmed with firearms or white weapons, and all points are summed for the session.

    Can I share screenshots taken in the game?

    Yes, the advanced photo mode lets you pause, capture, and share images with the community.

    Is there a way to add custom maps?

    Custom maps can be added through Steam Workshop, where you can also download community‑made maps.

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    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-24. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.