Trees Hate You Soundtrack: The Trizic Remix You Need to Hear

Yes, you can already listen to part of the Trees Hate You soundtrack before the game launches. Trizic uploaded a dance remix of “After The Picnic” to Newgrounds on April 19, 2026, while the official Steam page for Tykenn’s Trees Hate You still lists a planned November 16, 2026 release. That timing makes the fan remix an early opportunity to hear what the community is doing with the game’s musical identity, even though the remix is not an official store listing.

What the Trizic Remix Actually Is

The community upload is titled “After The Picnic【Trizic Remix】- TREES HATE YOU OST.” The all-caps OST can make it feel like an official soundtrack cut, but the listing’s licensing note describes the file as a remix of a third-party piece. Treat it as a fan interpretation rather than a Tykenn release.

Trizic’s description is self-aware: the artist jokes about not knowing why they remixed a game about trees bullying you, and adds that remixing this was quite the challenge because they are not used to songs like these. The original soundtrack is credited to Coolboyjon.

Before you use the track in a video or stream, read the terms closely. The Newgrounds license allows copying and distribution with attribution, but it bars commercial use and derivative works. The notable exception is that web-based games or animations may use the piece freely, according to that licensing summary. The page also showed 292 listens and a rating of Everyone at the time of capture, with a score waiting for four more votes.

How the Trees Hate You Soundtrack Connects to the Game

Tykenn’s official Steam page sets a very different tone from a polite hiking sim. The description opens with a warning: “Hike through the worst forest full of the most horrible trees. Do not trust them.” It then promises that the trees will trick you, bully you, hurt you, and “use your expectations against you to humiliate you.” The full hook ends with “If only you could find an axe...”

The fan remix’s dance energy works partly because that tone is so absurd. A hostile forest paired with a Dance-genre track makes the whole thing feel like a joke you can nod along to. The Steam page leans into the same comic register: “This is a rage game focused on traps and gags. There’s a surprise around every corner to keep your hike infuriating.”

Popular user-defined tags on Steam also show how players are reading the concept: Comedy, Funny, Memes, Nature, Dark Humor, Parody, Walking Simulator, Dark Comedy, Surreal, Adventure, Difficult, Cartoon, 3D, Controller, Third Person, Linear, Character Customization, Singleplayer, Cartoony, and Top-Down. That is a very different tag cloud from a straight horror soundtrack.

On October 12, 2026, the official Steam page still listed the game as not yet available, with a planned release date of Nov 16, 2026. It also included a demo download link, so the store page itself is the main place to try the tone before launch.

Check the official Steam page if you want to follow the demo or release date.

What the Steam Page Reveals Before Launch

Before launch, the demo is probably your best way to test whether the rage-game structure fits you. The Steam page’s feature list promises four concrete hooks: being the victim of multiple bullying methods, getting lost in several biomes, collecting hats, and finding an axe.

Players who need specific options may want to download the demo, because the Steam page lists six accessibility features. The table below is a direct summary of those listed features.

Accessibility is split across gameplay, visual, audio, and input. The audio section is especially relevant here: Custom Volume Controls and Stereo Sound are both listed, which means you can adjust the mix without relying on a full audio language track. The page also shows Xbox Controllers and PlayStation Controllers near the input details, while the accessibility list still includes a Keyboard Only Option.

The minimum system requirements are unusually light: Windows 10 or Higher and 1 GB available space. Steam also lists single-player, Steam Achievements, Steam Cloud, and Family Sharing as supported features. The language table shows interface and subtitles support for English and 21 more languages, with no full audio column checked. Steam Deck compatibility was still listed as unknown at the time of the page capture.

Two news posts show that the game has been moving through concrete milestones: a Demo Updates & Next Fest post on June 19, 2026, and a release date announcement on August 29, 2026. The release date post appeared under the title “Trees Hate You Has a Release Date!”

Community Listening Notes and Usage Caveats

The Newgrounds upload is not an official soundtrack release, and the official Steam listing does not mention a soundtrack page or separate soundtrack DLC as of October 12, 2026. If you are looking for the original in-game soundtrack, the only composer name currently attached is Coolboyjon, via Trizic’s description.

The upload is tagged trees-hate-you and treeshateyou on Newgrounds, which makes it easier for community members to find. The page showed 292 listens at the time of capture, so this is still a small community upload rather than a widely shared official asset. The page also links to other Trizic remixes, including a Horror Skunx track and a Deltarune Chapter 5 Pink Boss Theme remix. Those adjacent uploads suggest the artist is working within a remix niche, and this track is part of that fan-art series rather than a standalone official release.

Notice that the Newgrounds page also lists nearby tracks as Drum N Bass, while the Trees Hate You remix is Dance. That genre switch is another reminder that the remix’s mood is shaped by the artist’s style, not by an official audio direction from Tykenn.

If you want to use the remix in a video or stream, the license terms are stricter than a typical gameplay video soundtrack. Attribution is required, commercial use is not allowed, and derivative works are blocked unless the project is a web-based game or animation.

FAQ

Is the Trizic remix part of the official Trees Hate You soundtrack?

Not exactly. The Newgrounds upload is a community remix of a third-party piece, and Trizic credits the original soundtrack to Coolboyjon. The official Steam page does not list the remix as an official soundtrack release.

Where can I listen to the remix before launch?

You can listen on the Newgrounds audio page uploaded by Trizic. The track is dance music, runs 2 minutes 14 seconds, and was uploaded April 19, 2026. For the game itself, the official Steam page is the safest place to watch for release and demo updates.

When does Trees Hate You come out?

On October 12, 2026, the official Steam page listed a planned release date of Nov 16, 2026. The page also said the game was not yet available and planned to unlock in approximately five weeks. A demo download link was available at that time.

Is the remix safe to use in my own content?

Only under narrow terms. The Newgrounds license requires attribution, bars commercial use, and bars derivative works, with an exception for web-based games or animations. If you are outside that scope, contact the artist for specific arrangements.