About This Game
Quick Overview
Haste, also known as HASTE: Broken Worlds, is a high-speed third-person running game where momentum is everything. You play as Zoe, racing through collapsing worlds, sliding across slopes, launching into the air, landing cleanly, and trying to stay ahead of the destruction behind you.
What makes it stand out is that it is not just “run fast and dodge things.” The game mixes speedrunning, roguelike progression, procedural stages, item builds, and route choices, so every run can feel different. Steam lists the release date as April 1, 2025, with Landfall as the developer and publisher.
Who Should Play This Game?
Haste is for players who love movement-focused games. If you enjoy speed, clean landings, risky jumps, momentum control, and that feeling of barely surviving at the last second, this game fits perfectly. It is a strong pick for fans of fast platformers, parkour-style games, Sonic-like speed, and roguelikes where each run pushes you to do better.
You should play it if you want something easy to understand but hard to master. It may not be for players who prefer slow exploration, deep combat, or heavy story sections. Haste is at its best when you are flowing through levels without stopping.
Performance on PC
Haste is fairly light compared to big modern PC games, but it still needs a proper GPU because of its fast 3D worlds. The minimum specs list Windows 10, an i5-2400 or FX-6300, 8 GB RAM, GTX 670 or R9 270, and 4 GB storage. Recommended specs move up to an i7-4770 or Ryzen 5 1600, 8 GB RAM, GTX 970 or R9 290X, and 6 GB storage.
On most modern gaming PCs, it should run smoothly. Low-end laptops with weak integrated graphics may struggle, especially because the game depends on clean frame pacing. For a fast movement game like this, stable FPS matters more than max graphics, so lowering settings is worth it if you feel any stutter.