PS1-Style SF Survival Horror DERELIKT Shows Gameplay
The gameplay reveal positions DERELIKT as a deliberate revival of late-90s horror FPS design, with PS1-style graphics and survival mechanics, targeting fans of that era.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Hyperstrange and developer Visuwyg revealed DERELIKT, a story-driven retro FPS inspired by System Shock 2, Alien Resurrection, and Doom 3. Set on a derelict station in Saturn orbit, the game features 12 levels, over 12 NPCs, limited ammunition, and PS1-era visuals. It launches on PC via Steam and GOG.com in 2026.
Hyperstrange, known for publishing Blood West and POSTAL: Brain Damaged, is backing DERELIKT, a retro FPS developed by Visuwyg. The game draws on System Shock 2, Alien Resurrection, and Doom 3, and recreates the claustrophobic feel of PS1-era science fiction horror.
Players explore the Von Neumann Outpost, a research facility built on an asteroid in Saturn orbit, where systems have failed and survivors give conflicting accounts. The station holds 12 levels with a light Metroidvania progression, and more than 12 NPCs, each with their own motives and interpretations of events.
Combat mixes conventional and alien-derived weapons, with limited ammunition, health, and inventory space. The game reproduces PS1-era visuals, including affine texture warping, dynamic subdivision, hand-drawn vertex colors, and full-motion CGI cutscenes, while adding modern controls and quality-of-life improvements. DERELIKT is scheduled for release on PC via Steam and GOG.com in 2026.
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