DERELIKT Brings PS1-Style Sci-Fi Horror To PC
Hyperstrange has released DERELIKT, a retro sci-fi horror FPS developed by Visuwyg, for PC via Steam.
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Why it matters
DERELIKT arrives as a deliberate counterweight to the fast, forgiving modern shooter, and its scarcity design and untrustworthy NPCs are the terms on which it asks to be judged.
Key Facts
- Hyperstrange released DERELIKT, developed by Visuwyg, for PC via Steam.
- DERELIKT is set on Von Neumann Outpost, a research facility on an asteroid in Saturn's orbit.
- The game features more than 12 NPCs with separate agendas and views on the incident.
- DERELIKT reproduces PS1-era visuals including affine texture warping and full-motion CGI cutscenes.
- Combat uses conventional firearms and alien-derived weapons, with scarce ammo, health, and inventory slots.
The game is set on Von Neumann Outpost, a failing research station on an asteroid in Saturn's orbit, where ammo, health, and inventory slots are scarce and the dozen or so remaining NPCs each carry their own agendas. Visuwyg reproduces PS1-era visuals such as affine texture warping and full-motion CGI cutscenes while adding modern controls.
Visuwyg built the station to fail. Von Neumann Outpost sits on an asteroid in Saturn's orbit, its corridors dark and its systems dropping one after another, and the few survivors left inside contradict each other about what happened. Combat splits between conventional firearms and alien-derived weapons, with every shot carrying a cost in ammo, health, or inventory space.
The look is period-specific: affine texture warping, dynamic subdivision, hand-painted vertex colors, and full-motion CGI cutscenes sit alongside modern controls and quality-of-life options. Hyperstrange lists the game on PC via Steam.
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