DERELIKT Brings PlayStation-Era Sci-Fi Horror Back to PC With a Terrifying Journey Around Saturn

Developer Visuwyg and publisher Hyperstrange are bringing DERELIKT to PC on November 13. The survival horror game takes players to the Von Neumann Outpost, a research station built inside an abandoned asteroid orbiting Saturn. PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series versions are planned for later, with dates yet to be announced.

A vulnerable journey through Saturn’s orbit

Inspired by System Shock 2, Alien Resurrection and Doom 3, DERELIKT draws on early 3D PlayStation aesthetics with warped textures, angular environments and cinematic sequences. Its abandoned laboratories, crew quarters and failing corridors contain supplies and clues to the catastrophe that struck the station.

Players must conserve ammunition and medical supplies while solving environmental puzzles and opening routes through interconnected areas. More than a dozen characters remain aboard, each with an agenda and a potentially conflicting account of events. The developers also promise modern controls and accessibility improvements, and a playable demo has offered an early look at the atmosphere.

The game joins a wider revival of retro-inspired horror, where limited resources and careful level design can make a corridor more threatening than an expensive spectacle. Explore more PC coverage and upcoming games in the Release Radar.

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